Clearwood (Firmenich)™
$6.00 – $118.50
CAS#0084238-39-1 – Firmenich description: Mixture of sesquiterpenes and alcohols present in patchouli oil. More info below.
Contains Stabilizer: 0.05% of Tocopherol Alpha (E307)
Firmenich Odor Description: Soft, clean version of Patchouli without the earthy, leathery and rubbery notes found in the natural oil.
Description
CAS#0084238-39-1 – Firmenich description: Mixture of sesquiterpenes and alcohols present in patchouli oil.
THIS PRODUCT IS NATURAL and has a unique process which starts with the DNA of the Patchouli leaf. It is further fermented to make patchoulol and cleaned up with distillation to make the final product, Clearwood.
Contains Stabilizer: 0.05% of Tocopherol Alpha (E307)
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
11 reviews for Clearwood (Firmenich)™
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james –
Clearwood is a wonderful product. I find it has that dry earthy wood feeling of patchouli without the sometimes sour/dirty/headshop connotations. Although not a replacement for a good patchouli, it is definitely a nice note to boost/deepen other woody materials. I think this will get used as much as Iso E and it’s ilk. This blends beautifully with other woody materials and adds warmth and an earthiness. Don’t hesitate to grab this.
DH –
It’s just as they describe it. Very transparent, clean and modern. Inoffensive. I can imagine this in deodorants and hair-gels and things like that. Long lasting. A good material to blend with florals too; it would blend seamlessly with a spicy rose for example, providing depth and fixation.
At this price, anyone could experiment quite freely with Clearwood and I’m sure have a lot of fun with it. In fact, you could probably use it to clean your floors with.
Justin Rassner –
This stuff is amazing! It is very versatile and can be used in so many ways.
Thank you!
Harry Sherwood –
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Festival-goer Hipster-Patchouli gets a job in the city.
Mr Patch whittled away his youth at festivals: he was bombastic, loud and idiosyncratic. And damp.
But how times have changed. Slightly ashamed of his rather sordid musical youth, Mr Patch got an expensive makeover. But this was no ordinary makeover, for Mr Patch was re-engineered from the ground up. Baggy, resinous chiffons were switched for starched cotton shirts and crisp navy suits; his unruly stubble was shaven clean to reveal a chiseled jawline.
Oh how everyone gossiped. “Who knew that Mr Patch could be sexy /and/ clean?” his old friends quipped. Some acquaintances preferred the more full-on vintage, but many others see this new man as far more compatible in a greater variety of situations.
Sultan –
An extremely versatile clean but tenacious and strong patchouli material that’s naturally produced albeit via biotechnology. A little goes a very long way but one can still overdose and create interesting earthy compositions
cobbsrice –
This Clearwood by Firmenich is simply awesome. I recently made a lavender and chamomile body lotion with a base of the clearwood and it turned out great. I didn’t want to muddy up the smell with patchouli. The scent of the clearwood was very nice as it dried down to a cozy, long woody patchouli-esque note. Don’t sleep on this — a definite keeper imo.
marinadraco –
A clean modern patchouli note that those who dislike patchouli might actually enjoy. Very versatile and great to bring a soft woody patchouli note to more delicate compositions.
novoselovanton85 –
I couldn’t smell something until I applied it on my skin. I really love it
Claire Lettice –
I came to this ingredient because of its eco creds but have fallen in love with its odour and impact as well its versatility in all manner of fragrances. Its dry down is delicious and being unrestricted is a joy. Super good.
martenlewin –
Does anyone know if this might be one of the patchouli notes in Molecule 1 + Patchouli?
hungrybowl625 –
If you love/loved Hacivat, past tense coz I am talking about their pre-2019 formulation, the original that came in wooden box packaging I believe and lasted 2 weeks on clothings, feel free to play along with this material including Geosmin and Oakmoss and some Cedar and Musk, you’ll create the DNA/Backbone or let’s say the base of Hacivat.
This is NOT your wet chocolaty Psychedelic by Jovoy kinda Patchouli. This is a dusty dry patchouli like material (Both have their own use but I prefer the former one ONLY when creating something for fall/winter, other than that this Clearwood clearly takes the crown for versatility).
If you miss something robust like old school perfumery but want something with a modern and cleaner twist, feel free to get this and add some Vetiver, Oakmoss and Musks, you will forever be thankful and never forget this comment of mine for sure.