From the literature
TGSC, suppliers, and others, quoted as filed.
Luebke, William tgsc, (1989)“Musk ambrette fruity berry”
Firmenich“Very delicate musky note, less fruity and less ambrette than helvetolide® with more tenacity and more volume on the dry down this alicyclic topnote musk is easily perceived by all users. it has a pcm-like character with berry topnotes and ambrette like nuances. it can be used as a pcm replacer and is stable in most applications. resembles the closest musk to galaxolide in character.”
Pell Wall Perfumes“Musk, sweet, fruity-berry, ambrette arcadi boix camps, writing in 2004, says of romandolide: “this material is clean, heavy, long-lasting, and similar to galaxolide in many respects though it is less fruity and more camphoraceous. … although more diffusive than macrocyclic and polycyclic musks, the material performs in a way quite similar to these musk chemicals. romandolide is just now finding use in perfumes including absolu de rochas and angel schlesser for men.””
Moellhausen“Very delicate musky note, less fruity and less ambrette than helvetolide® with more tenacity and more volume on the dry down”