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NEROLIDOL FCC
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Mild herbal, soft floral, light floral,woody muguet, Woody Floral, Green.
Flavor: green
Used mostly in tea and peach flavors, also raspberry and other floral type fruit flavors.
Odor Strength: Mild
Odor Type: Floral Green
Longevity: 100 Hours
Note: middle
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205.00 °F. TCC ( 96.11 °C. ) |
Use Up To: 15%
In Fragrance Concentration.
Recommendation for nerolidol flavor usage levels up to 8.0000 ppm in the finished product.
SDS
CAS # 7212-44-4
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Product Reviews
| (6 Ratings, 3 Reviews) |
Average Rating:
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very mild lavender shifted in another direction
Parker Turtenwald
(Olympia, WA)
11/20/2019 12:41 AM
Nerolidol - reminiscent of linalool (lavender) but far more subtle and transparent, and with more of an earthy, wet aquatic edge. It feels very "purple", almost like an ionone. It has the purple powdery base of lavender with the rest of the smell toned down.
Smells sort of like lily of the valley. Colors I would use to describe this smell are purple and teal. It does have a bit of a "tea" aspect as well (in a textured mildly scratchy herbal or chamomile way). I'll rate this 4.5 out of 5 stars. I think this is the type of smell many women want in a perfume.
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The warmth behind citrus notes.
David Goodwin
(Madison, WI)
1/9/2019 9:51 PM
It's found in so many flowers, etc but on it's own it is very warming, like benzyl salicylate, but with a more neutral, less obtrusive quality. It is citrus without being citrus. I'm convinced this is part of a grand polarity with calone (watermelon ketone)and Hedione to create the watery CK One. They have an affinity and similarity that could be played with and put in anything. Immensely useful and lovely in its own right.
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Soft tee
Tatiana Naumova
(Moscow, )
5/28/2017 1:52 PM
It have note of weak tee. Mild floral, mild herbal, mild woody. Absolutely soft and cozy. Suitable for balanced delicate flavours.
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