Amyl Salicylate | Perfume Material

From the literature

TGSC, suppliers, and others, quoted as filed.

Luebke, William tgsc, (1986)“Herbal floral clover azalea green sweet chocolate”

Givaudan“Floral, sweet, herbaceous, balsamic amyl salicylate has a floral and sweet, herbaceous and balsamic character, with a greenish tone. it is extensively employed in florals and can be an important ingredient for fougeres.”

Moellhausen“Sweet, camomile, curative, ethereal”

PerfumersWorld“Sweet aromatic herbaceous hay chamomile mild-floral medicinal green woody-earthy”

Pell Wall Perfumes“Herbal, floral-clover, azalea, green, sweet, chocolate, salicylate here is arctander on the odour and usage: “sweet herbaceous-green, slightly floral odor. very tenacious, somewhat woody-earthy, sweet dryout notes. refined qualities of this ester may show a marked difference in odor, particularly richer in sweetness and floral tones. … extensively used in floral and non-floral perfume types: very often in carnation, hyacinth, orchid, trefle, and almost inevitably in fougere types. its low cost and world-wide availability makes it one of the most important perfume chemicals.””

Functional profile

How perfumers typically use Amyl Salicylate — concentration ranges (min · median · max) across community formulas.

Build

8 formulas

Accent

7 formulas

Modulate

7 formulas

Enhance

5 formulas

Bridge

5 formulas

Blend

2 formulas

Common formula contexts

Fragrance styles and categories where Amyl Salicylate appears most often.

Fresh Citrus

8 formulas

Floral Bouquet

6 formulas

Complex Composition

3 formulas

Oriental Amber

2 formulas

Woody Aromatic

2 formulas

Amyl Salicylate.

From the literature

Functional profile

Common formula contexts

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