Tangerinol
Price range: $10.50 through $151.50
aka tangerine acetate, (E/Z)-6,10-Dimethylundeca-5,9-dien-2-yl acetate
CAS# 91482-37-0
Odor Description – Green-citrus, fresh, marine (seaweed, algae, kelp). Blends well with fresh and sparkling compounds.
Description
aka tangerine acetate, (E/Z)-6,10-Dimethylundeca-5,9-dien-2-yl acetate
CAS# 91482-37-0
Odor Description – Green-citrus, fresh, marine (seaweed, algae, kelp). Blends well with fresh and sparkling compounds.
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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
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Kristen Wegner –
Quite sparkling and ethereal, like fresh sea air, interwoven with an elusive hint of tangerine or citrus, but reaching beyond such mundane things. It seems to add a breath of fresh air to all sorts of things.
mahan.maro.woods –
I didn’t like it when I smelled the bottle but diluted and added to orange essential oil it’s fabulous. Extends the orange oil in a light fresh natural way. Buying it again.
Raffaello Sapere –
Wonderful aromatic component, suitable both to give body to mandarin notes and to broaden the top notes, in fragrances with hints of sea and citrus. Fantastic!
Salvatore –
What an interesting material this is. I get a distant sunny tangerine note in the background. But for me this smells more like salty ocean water and/or hot steel (like a steel beam that’s been roasting under the sun). I’m using it lightly as a salty marine/metal accord.
Eric –
Very interesting at first take from the bottle but it does magical things in citrus blends!
Sousuke –
It works brilliantly not only in mandarin accords but also in sea accords. While other marine chemicals like Maritima or Scentenal can lean too fishy or kinda heavy, this one captures an image of pure, light sea spray.