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AURANTIA
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(Aurantiol, Auralva) Methyl Anthranilate / Hydroxycitronellal Schiff Base
Aurantiol is perhaps the best known Schiff base and is extensively used in a large variety of floral notes such as orange-blossom, linden-blossom and tuberose. Used in citrus cologne types, it acts as an excellent fixative as well as exalting the top notes. It gives an oriental character when used in amber an chypre compositions and blends particularly well with macrocyclic musks.
Extremely powerful as a fragrance ingredient AND a fixative with a strong neroli scent with a trace hint of grape and a trace amount of a white wood such as teakwood.
Odor Strength: Med
Appearance: Super thick
must be heated to liquify.
Odor Type: Floral
Longevity: 400 Hours
Note: Middle to Base
Flash Point: 201.00 °F ( 93.89 °C )
Use Up To:8%
In Fragrance Concentration.
SDS
CAS # 89-43-0
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Citrus Musk accord is a perfect starting place for fresh bright musky women's perfume.
Use no more than 10%
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The word perfume is derived from the Latin per fumum, meaning “through smoke.” A good description of this accord. Its sweet warm and soft, made up of both polycyclic musks and macrocyclic musks with NO Nitro musk. recommended usage: 0.1 to 70%
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Indispensable for Any Perumer
Donovan Twaddle
(Minneapolis, MN)
9/16/2020 1:35 AM
This is a beautiful base and does a great job of lifting top notes and acting as a top/mid note fixative. I added some to a Neroli fragrance with Moroccan Neroli eo, which has oakwood in the base along with musks, myrrh, tonka bean, ambergris, and Peru balsam, but the neroli lasts well into the drydown. I'm guessing Aurantia is the reason, because on its own, Neroli is quite fleeting.
This is a light, fresh, lovely orange blossom scent, but has a low odor impact, so it does a better job of enhancing other notes instead of taking the spotlight. This should be in every perfumer's organ.
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