Aroma ChemicalAldehydicTop note
Rosalva.
Delivers a fresh, aldehydic rose character with dewy, waxy facets and an intensely green opening that maintains remarkable strength and longevity.
From the literature
TGSC, suppliers, and others, quoted as filed.
Luebke, William tgsc, (1986)“Dewy rose waxy fresh clean aldehydic”
IFF“Fresh, green, aldehydic dewy rose note; imparts a waxy, aldehydic character without being fatty and maintains a constancy of odor strength”
Pell Wall Perfumes“Floral-rose, aldehydic, fresh, clean, waxy, metalic arctander tells us that it was, from the late 1950s, widely used in soap perfumes but that “smaller amounts find their way into a multitude of floral and refreshing, sweet fragrance types, and in modem detergent fragrances as well. although basically a rose material, it is not confined to typically rosy odors, in fact, it can be used as a lifting’ material in conjunction with ISO-butylquinoline and lonones, and it gives interesting effects with styrax materials.””
Functional profile
How perfumers typically use Rosalva — concentration ranges (min · median · max) across community formulas.
Enhance
4 formulas
Accent
4 formulas
Common formula contexts
Fragrance styles and categories where Rosalva appears most often.
Oriental Amber
2 formulas
Fresh Citrus
1 formula
Complex Composition
1 formula
