Synthetics
Presents a fresh, sweet floral character with distinctive neroli and citrus facets, complemented by a maritime freshness and gentle rosy undertones.
Odor Strength
Medium
Odor Type
Floral
How perfumers typically use Nerol in their compositions.
16 formulas
16 formulas
6 formulas
3 formulas
1 formulas
Fragrance styles and categories where Nerol appears most often.
9 formulas
8 formulas
6 formulas
1 formulas
Mosciano, Gerard P&F 20, No. 2, 37, (1995): Fresh, citrus, floral, green, sweet, lemon/lime and waxy with a spicy depth
Luebke, William tgsc, (1981): Sweet natural neroli citrus magnolia
PerfumersWorld: Resh sweet natural neroli citrus magnolia citrus floral rose natural sweet rosy refreshing and wet seashore
Blends-well-with - +ivy absolute +cananga +cardamom +coriander +ginger
Pell Wall Perfumes: Sweet, floral-rose and neroli, refreshing, wet, seashore
Arctander says this of it: “this alcohol is widely and frequently used in perfumery, but not nearly in the volumes of geraniol and citronellol. it lends a freshness to a rose base which cannot be obtained with the two other alcohols. but it also finds use in a variety of sweet-floral fragrance types, mimosa, magnolia, lilac, neroli, alpine violet, jasmin, etc. or in citrus colognes, muguet, orchid, etc. its effect is perceptible often at one or two percent in the composition.”
