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Apricot Natural (Robertet)
$6.00 – $90.00
CAS# Blend
Odor Description: This specialty blend of natural aroma chemicals is a fruity accord that captures the juicy and sweetness of a freshly ripened apricot.
CAS# Blend
Odor Description: This specialty blend of natural aroma chemicals is a fruity accord that captures the juicy and sweetness of a freshly ripened apricot.
Note: Perfumer Supply House is strictly a reseller and not in any way an agent or distributor of Robertet materials.
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
6 reviews for Apricot Natural (Robertet)
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shopexoskeletons –
If you’re familiar with Robertet’s peach blend, then this ingredient will be right up your alley. I find it has the same light-hearted juicy constitution, but with a distinct apricot undertone. Imagine yourself biting into the fresh fruit (none of that dried nonsense!) Well worth the price, you won’t find a better apricot anywhere. Thanks, Christine!
Timon –
I think this product is mostly intended for flavoring purposes. Whether this is the case or not: This is well suited for perfumery use as well: Not annoyingly sweetened up, only a natural Apricot fragrance, keeps linear and stays for several days on blotter
Molly Zimmerman –
beautiful product, a well done replica of a true apricot note.
leicaboy –
I had low expectations for this, not being a huge fan of apricots and having mind apricot-like aroma chems, and I was completely floored by the beauty of the topnote. I like this even better than Robertet’s peach, which it does resemble. Wow.
joewordsmith –
Not a fruity guy, in some respects, I didn’t know what to expect when I bought this. Wow, the possibilities. Would blend very nicely with rose and sandalwood. A definite for an oriental, not fruity, i do, unlike the first reviewer, find this a tad dry, but who wants overly sweet if you’re blending an oriental? Thanks, Christine!
Tatiana Naumova –
It’s not apricot only. I feel something about guava pulp and something from papaya. Wonderful fruit mix.