Synthetics
Presents a clean, diffusive floral character with fresh green facets, reminiscent of lilac and elderflower blossoms with undertones of freshly cut wood and a subtle rhubarb-like tartness.
Odor Strength
Low
Odor Type
Floral
How perfumers typically use Dimethyl Benzyl Carbinol in their compositions.
2 formulas
1 formulas
1 formulas
Fragrance styles and categories where Dimethyl Benzyl Carbinol appears most often.
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Luebke, William  tgsc, (1982): Clean floral green rose cortex oily rhubarb
Moellhausen: Fresh aromatic-floral, somewhat fruity, green; bergamot, peach-like
Indukern F&F: Fresh, floral, green, fruity
PerfumersWorld: Clean floral rose cortex fresh aromatic-floral fruity green bergamot peach dew chemical
Blends-well-with - +galbanum +mimosa +benzyl isoamyl ether +para-tolyl acetate +para-tolyl isobutyrate animal-notes gums
Pell Wall Perfumes: Clean, floral-rose, green-stems, animal-oily, rhubarb, freshly cut wood
Arctander suggests it is an “excellent perfume material for lilac, narcissus, jasmin, muguet, hyacinth, mimosa, neroli, and in certain types of rose (safran-like notes). it is stable in soap and blends excellently with its homologues, esters and with a great number of other perfume chemicals.”
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