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Viridiflorol
http://www.thegoodscentscompany.com/data/rw1055931.html

I buy it directly from the Chinese Manufacturer.
Gotta buy more, now that Perfect Pineapple has become so popular...

With zero leadership here that has any mind to help, yes, you can be as obstructionist, disagreeable, and out of your mind as you want to be.

The base has a magnet that rotates, and the stirring rod is metal with a plastic coating. I think that the stirring rod also may be somewhat magnetized.

Ok, so sorry... now I am awake on the west coast, will upload to my youtube channel this morning, so sorry...

here it is:
https://youtu.be/OZvPkxSP-hY

After UPS lost my first 5kg shipment of Perfect Pineapple Base for PSH, I am making another 6.5kg, with the new 10,000ml beaker.

I decided to make a video for you all to watch, and learn of a few...

Oh, and you need a lot more woods/woody and woody amber notes.

I'm sorry, but presently, my availability is shorter, and cannot supply you with specifics. I suggest doing some reading up on these...

You need more musks, Dihydromyrcenol, greens, and Rose and Muguet materials.

Seems like you need to work out the proper proportions of your materials first...

I think I'd suggest to pick three of each, top, middle, and basenotes, and try to harmonize them in their strata...

Vitamin E / Tocopherol, and BHT, have their purposes. You should study what, when, and why to use them, before adding them in.

They smell bad...? Like how? bad?

Have you tried to balance your fragrances to some percent of top to middle to basenotes?

Working with all natural, the few materials that work well to increase volatility are those rich in these molecules: Eucalyptol / 1,8-cineole, Camphor, and sulfurous molecules, like those found in...

Attars are blended into sandalwood. Glycerin is a really poor choice for quite a number of reasons. If what you seek is a thickening, a lot of better materials will suit. Hercolyn D is one of...

Anything you dilute with, will weaken, that is pretty simple physics.

We are not glycerin as advocates here, usually, so, I would use DPG. Except I'm still not really clear what you wish to do.

No, David doesn't reply anymore.

Some molecules cause the flame to smoke, which you don't want.

I've not made any candles myself, so am ignorant, and won't speak beyond that one tidbit that I...

Cinnamon Bark oils could be used to tiny levels, maybe for Cola is OK, but the warnings are plain, everywhere one seeks guidance. The source quoted in Parker's post says IFRA to 0.07% in the...

I just have to mention, Do NOT EVER USE CINNAMON BARK OIL on your skin.

I am constantly amazed at the awful bad suggestions and recommendations that Parker continues to advocate.

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mmm, looks like something got deleted, or never finished the thought.

I now understand better...

Thanks George for the caution... I have Jasmonyl, from PA, that is supposed to be the same as the Jasmopyrane/Herbal Pyrane/Jasmal. (I know, it's all very confusing with all the names..)

But I...

Likely the closest is Jasmopyrane, I have an old Quest Sample, (before Givaudan bought them up.) The evaporative time is pretty close to my parameter, 356 hours.
We'll see if I can actually buy...

Iso E Super, and Timbersilk, and Sylvamber, are very nearly the very same thing. The variance is extremely slight...
No, I'm sorry, I don't have a guidebook to point you to.

I see really only one on your list that would have much top to it, petitgrain. You mention that most are powders, but I see only two such powders listed.

You'll need a scale capable of...

I would not worry about trying to make some kind of conversion to weight at this point.
I would suggest that you make your formula, with the proper number of drops, and weigh it out at the same...

I've just gotten the quote from my compounder to make MY Tuberose base. It is NOT cheap. But it smells great.
At least I need to get some made for myself so I can make some of my scents again. ...

Not very likely if no one knows what it smells like.

What makes you believe that what you want to

And what makes you unwilling to purchase what you already know that you like?

Real Vanilla...

If you're Aussie, make sure you see the Hermitage oils Australia site.

And you might find some of my bases at Perfumer Supply House.

Great there Geco, I love Osmanthus too, I've actually built fresh flower bases for both, Tuberose and Osmanthus. Love them both... :-)

Gold Wine Memories, this question, of course, we receive ad nauseam from people buying clone fragrance oils, who wish to make them last longer, and sell them in their street corners in the...

deleted, duplicate post, somehow...

The thing about the extremely expensive absolute, is that it will never smell like the fresh flower. A good Perfumer will still have to tune up the absolute with other molecules to get it closer to...

Let's start with what is real, and what is not. Amber, Benzoin, and Oakmoss don't have essential oils. Oakmoss and Benzoin have an absolute, and who knows what that Amber is. But if they smell...

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No, Green and Musk don't usually go together, that's why I was rather surprised when I could smell a bit of green in Edenolide!

I like the Orris Givco, for it's Disneyfied profile, but have not yet employed it. But I was gifted a kilogram of it, so I'd better start using it! :-)

I didn't need to see or hear it, I can smell it in there... I became quite familiar with both the fragrance, and the base, and know each other very well, by scent, and I can smell the base in the...

I don't think I have any of Andy's Tuberose, to make a comment for you. (He REALLY likes Vanilla, where I do not, so I don't often test his works). I met him once in Los Angeles, wonderful guy.

Thanks! :-) I started calling it Santal Fresh, wanting a fresh Sandalwood scent. It is that, but it morphed/became much more floral.
I really love to spray my pillow with this one, and it lasts...

I am not an Iris expert, so I can't help you there.

Building tuberose has been an obsession with me, so I have done loads of research, and built my own bases.

Carnal Flower uses a Firmenich...

Oh, maybe I misread the thought, but yes, I would include Harry too, about fighting over Arcadi. :-)
Maybe Timon and Harry could be friends too...

"pkiler, I hope you were aware you sided with someone who made a completely illogical post.
He's probably going to admit his mistake and apologise. You shouldn't let your partiality against my posts...

I gave a tiny review of Edenolide in our Video when reviewing the PSH materials, last weekend.
Yes, I think that Applide and Edenoilde are similar, but they are different.
When first smelling...

There was only one suggestion made in that post that was actually helpful or true. The rest were counterproductive.

If you have "custard", you should look at the formula for too much sweetness, maltol, and fatty notes/lactose, me thinks.

What is your experience for longevity?
TGSC says 24 hours. Takasago says 5 weeks.

Now at about 40 hours of dryout, testing my two blotters of Lyral and replacer, the replacer and the lyral still have very very close odor profiles. The replacer is a little more voluminous/loud.

Perfumersworld videos. Take them cum grano solis.

The formula is likely a bit newer, likely from the 70's - 90's I would guess. Looking at this version, I can see that the original Jasmine absolute content was likely about 4.5 - 5%.
Now in this...

All that Perfumers need to know about the use of Methanol in Perfumes, is that a large enough dosage will kill your customer, and that you should never ever ever use methanol in your perfume...

"mud", vs. the smell of mud, is a term that I might have coined, but maybe I didn't. Hard to remember that far back.

What "I" mean by it is that it is very easy to do with all natural perfumes,...

Yes, I agree, more lily than Lyral. Lilial is easier to replace than Lyral.

I think that you only need to worry about Lyral if you show allergic dermal reactions. Only a small number of people are allergic.

Interesting... I don't think I have Floral Super yet...
But it seems to have a shorter lifespan, though.
Have you noticed this?

Oh, and has anyone tried Chris Bartlett's replacer?

I really like Lyral, and have some formulas that need large doses that I want to work on.

George Tedder makes a fair statement that he sees a lack, in those replacers out there, that they only...

Dianthus is Carnation, already mentioned..
Dianthine is a base. I purchased some 30 year old Firmenich Dianthine base, loved it, had it gc'd, has 40% Eugenol. Many vintage bases have loads of...

I dont know what FEA means, but I am fairly certain those notations are stating a crimp top type sized to 15mm and 18mm, as you suggest.

Since ISO E Super is just one molecule, and all other materials are naturals, and Iso E is somewhat quiet in it's odor profile, It might just get lost in the naturals. AND, it won't be smelled solo,...

I think everything that you've mentioned would be useful.

Thinking in percentages, you could try this out:

Patchouli 38%
Iso E Super 25% He might not even smell it in this...
Cypriol 15%...

Please supply an example formula of that which you have decided that you hate it in the blend.

My lemon base does contain a few schiff bases, but is not completely those. It is 20% naturals, too...

It proves that a schiff base has formed, radically changing the color and odor of the scent.


If it smells like Root Beer by the time you smell it, then the transformation has already started to...

Yes, Schiff base products can be strong, and Lemonile is pretty strong, except that Lemonile is not a Schiff base, but a Nitrile. (it's a dead giveaway by looking at the name endings...)
...

I don't know where you would send out for a GC testing in Australia...???
But if possible, I would recommend to send to Laboratoire Phytochemia, in Canada.

If you really mean Hexonic acid, I have no clue, nor know why you would use it. But maybe you mean Hexanoic acid?

What has convinced you that the investment to purchase these expensive materials will result in a fragrance that you like, and that is based only on these materials?

I don't really see anything...

I'm sorry, but I don't know anything about LIDGE, in any sales format or location.
But offhand, if you want to learn it, why not send another version of LIDGE out for a GC test, and modify that...

Dilution depends upon what your goal, and what your application method is going to be.
It also depends upon what you have placed in your perfume, as some materials do not dilute well in certain...

If you search your materials on TGSC, then you can learn solubility for each item in different substrates.
search through this:
www.perfumersearch.com

I think that castoreum, and other materials, were extracted differently from today and from 80 years ago.
Using a historical formula may not yield the same result by using current day extractions. ...

Oakmoss absolute, is a hexane extraction. Absolutes that are hexane solved are most often the basest longest lasting materials in the material. Tinctures are many times quite light in their...

That depends how they are built. But mostly, I would say top to middle, generally. But your mileage may vary.

BTW, I overstated my importance, certainly regulatory changes also affected the reformulations of his line.

It is a failure, because one year after bottling, the scent is medium to dark brown color, and smells like Root Beer. This is because of the incorrect blending of molecules created a new compound. ...

This is the clear bit of smoke:
http://www.thegoodscentscompany.com/data/rw1017771.html

Available at PA, I believe, as syringol.

First, Roger Dove is NOT a Perfumer.
DO NOT follow anything that he does, assuming so.
He knows just enough to ACT LIKE he is. He is PLAINLY NOT.

Mixing directly into alcohol is NOT a common...

Side note:
I discovered that Leather MD is also this:
https://www.whitelotusaromatics.com/product/leather-natural-melange

If something is truly an absolute, it once lived in alcohol, separating out the fatty materials. from the aromatics, that were solved into the alcohol. So it will go back into alcohol...
Sometimes,...

Not to press a point, but this is not Perfumery, it is simply dilution.

Agree with Bill, above.

Maltol, and ethyl maltol may give you a bit more problem. You'll likely need to try at 5% for these.
Always work by weight, not volume.

I don't dilute any of my...

Yes.



I can't help here. I've never used premade fragrance oils, as I am a Perfumer.

Yes, you can dilute as you ask. Both.

Premade copycat fragrance oils, yet another item completely frowned on here, seem to need high dilution ratios, such as suggested, 25% to 75% alchol/substrate mixture.

If you search for specific materials, on the TGSC database, you can learn what that material will likely be classified, at least in a broad sense. You can search the database by using...

If say, 20 drops equals 1 gram, 5 grams equals 100 drops. (In reality, it doesn't, but just for the sake of argument)
This scale is too small.
I usually formulate a scale of 10 grams for a full...

One drop, among how many drops?
You just can't work on a scale, that one drop equals 1%, that is just too small of scale.

If say, 20 drops equals 1 gram, 5 grams equals 100 drops. (In reality,...

I translated the MSDS for my own use to paste it to the kilo bottle, it may offer someone else some clues.
113125

I've been using this one for more than a year now.
Just bought my second one.
...

"Hi Paul,
We spoke with 2 people at IFF and they say there is no ratios for replacement that they are aware of at this time.
If something changes I will let you know.

Kind Regards,
Joe...

Does anyone know the replacement ratio for Cinalkex to Cinnamic Alcohol?

Thanks,
PK

https://www.perfumerflavorist.com/flavor/rawmaterials/synthetic/Diversifying-the-Palette-High-Impact-Aroma-Molecules-564113161.html

This time, the fields won't be prepopulated with my information!...

Captives identified by their retention time, but not by CAS#, will often cite "unknown".

Indeed.

As Bill suggests, or use my Excel Perfume Formulation Spreadsheet, and all calculations are made for you.

Honestly, I did not get the test done, so I do not know the vintage of the test, or the lab who performed it.

I'm on a different computer now, and it has two formulas made by people I know, that...

A GC I have for Cool Water has DHM at an astonishing 23%.

Monolithic scents like this are not interesting to me, however.

Our friend David Ruskin often recommended Dowanol as the best solvent for Reed Diffusers, I believe.

I have posted this sheet numerous times.
Here it is again.
https://pkperfumes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/1-PK-Perfumes-Fragrance-FORMULA-WORKSHEET2_revised_IFRA2.xltx

The sheet as pictured resolves to x.xxg. but you can change the columns to resolve as many places as you can measure. Since I have a new scale, I change to measure x.xxxg.

This Excel sheet enters the line item amount in Column B, and then in column C, calculates the percentage of each material, as used in the formula, by it's weight.
No Matter how many materials are...

At the bottom of the sheet, there is a red letter box, , in column F, asking you this:
enter mls of fragrance oil you need to make.

Underneath that box is a black letter box, asking this:
the...