Magnolan (Symrise)
5.00 out of 5
(5 customer reviews)
$9.00 – $90.00
CAS#: 27606-09-3
Odor Description: A Floral (magnolia, peony, lily of the valley) note that imparts naturalness; ideal in combination with fresh citrus and transparent floral elements; blends very well with dry woody ingredients.
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Categories: Aroma Chemicals, Overstock Sale, Sale!, Symrise, Synthetic
Tags: blender, floral, lily of the valley, magnolia, peony
Description
CAS#: 27606-09-3
Odor Description: A Floral (magnolia, peony, lily of the valley) note that imparts naturalness; ideal in combination with fresh citrus and transparent floral elements; blends very well with dry woody ingredients.
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Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
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Luis –
The first overwhelming impression with this pure substance was: Lychee! Upon dilution, it becomes flowery.
Juan manuel –
This does not smell exactly like magnolia, but it is an excellent and very powerful floral and fruity note. Beatifull!!!, it has diffusion. It has enough duration, a little can dominate a perfume from the top note to the base…
adambure86 –
A beautiful floral that blends well into masculine scents!
CR –
Such a useful ingredients in any perfumer’s palette. I always need to top up on this one!
Brooks Andersen –
I’m still learning how to use this material, but I’m finding it lends a dark, dry, almost mysterious floral aspect to a blend. To my nose, it’s not super powerful, but it really does add essential floral tones to a blend. For me, it has a dry darkness that’s really nice to connect notes through base to top.