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Ultrazur (Givaudan)
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Choose Options: From $1.89 to $34.82
Odor: clean ozonic air fused with sun-dried tropical woods
Use: Inspired by a visit to the islands of the Indian Ocean. Reminiscent of walking on the beach, this high impact, substantive base features an accord of clean ozonic air fused with sun-dried tropical woods. Ultrazur can be used in most applications where a fresh, substantive, ozonic note is desired. It associates extremely well with fresh, citrus, floral, chypre, aromatic, agrestic, spices, white florals and woody. Ultrazur brings a substantive, fresh sea aspect to fragrances, helps to add volume and diffusivity and at the same time, rounds out a composition and sheers out florals. Trace amounts allow modifying a fragrance while more can be used to impart a fresh, ozonic, slightly ambery aspect to laundry and men's Fine Fragrance.
Odor Strength: Medium
Odor Type: Fresh/ Marine
Longevity: 168 Hours
Note: Middle
Average Use .1 to 5%
In Fragrance Concentration.
Flash Point: 172 °F ( 77.8 °C ) Closed Cup
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Product Reviews
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Great fragrance.
Flori
(Tirana , AL)
10/31/2016 1:21 PM
I don't agree with your specifications about using and the longevity of the fragrance. It is very powerful and you have to be really careful about the dosage. I dropped a small drop in a piece of paper and putted in the iner pocket of my jacket. 3 weeks later the closet still have a very strong Ultrazur sent. The sent still remains in the jacket a week later I removed the smelling strip. Very powerful.
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Fresh aquatic
Pierre
(Bruxelles, )
12/6/2015 8:13 AM
For sure it could be used in male shower gels. It doesn't really smell like sea. But it's a kind of clean smell. The color "blue" comes to my mind. There's a minty wet dihydromyrcenol side. Aquatic.
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Instead of citrus
Matt Salas
(CA)
1/14/2015 11:28 PM
This chem adds a sparkle to top notes that you might normally turn to citrus notes for, but it is fresh and complex without the sharpness of citrus notes. Very complimentary to woods, like cedar, cypress and sandal as well.
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