L-Laurinal (Takasago)
Price range: $9.00 through $111.00
Bio-based 100%
synonyms – Hydroxycitronellal, 3,7-dimethyl-7-hydroxyoctanal
CAS# 107-75-5
Odor Description – A delicate, sweet floral (lily of the valley, muguet), which seems to increase in odor strength with time. Tenacious and diffuse, it is used frequently in white florals and works well with citrus.
Description
Bio-based 100%
synonyms – Hydroxycitronellal, 3,7-dimethyl-7-hydroxyoctanal
CAS# 107-75-5
Odor Description – A delicate, sweet floral (lily of the valley, muguet), which seems to increase in odor strength with time. Tenacious and diffuse, it is used frequently in white florals and works well with citrus.
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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
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callumrorymitchell –
A very clean version of Hydroxycitronellal. Hydroxycitronellal can sometimes have an off-note: it’s not terrible, but some one once said it smells like oil that has been used to cook french fries and now that lives rent free in my head ever since. This doesn’t have that! Useful, important molecule. One that is not simply for florals!
Valentin Ladin –
That effortless kind of freshness with no harshness.
Christopher Howlett –
This is my preferred grade of hydroxycitronellal, I actually prefer it Cyclosia. The profile is clean, sweet, and free of the fryer-oil nuance mentioned by callumrorymitchell above (that was the most accurate description of the off note in hydroxycitronellal I’ve ever read!)