Cis-3-Hexenyl Tiglate is a strange one alright, and it’s profile is based largely on what dilution you use. At very low concentration (0.5%-1%) it can be used to give depth to a rich floral (gardenia).
At higher levels it becomes vegetative and earthly, almost fungal like a mushroom. What business does mushroom have in a fragrance ?
Plenty!
For those perfumers who lean toward the nature-based scents (like Demeter, Simple Green, Seventh Gen), a tiglate will contribute a note of earthy authenticity or “naturalness”. Tiglates can also be used as a Fougere modifier.
Perfumer Supply House will be not be taking orders from Wed. Sept 16 through Fri. Sept. 25. All orders received through Sept. 15 will be fulfilled during the closure, however there will be some delays shipping to non-US locations.
