Velvione

Aroma Chemicals

Velvione

Delivers a distinctive powdery musk with animalic undertones and exceptional tenacity, combining the softness of modern macrocyclic musks with the intensity of vintage nitro-musks.

Aroma ChemicalBaseCAS: 37609-25-9

Odor Strength

Medium ,Recommend Smelling In A 10.00 % Solution Or Less

Odor Type

Musky

Functional Profile

How perfumers typically use Velvione in their compositions.

Support

9 formulas

0.3%2.7%5.7%

Enhance

7 formulas

1.4%3.5%5.7%

Modulate

5 formulas

0.2%1.7%3.0%

Build

4 formulas

0.5%10.2%15.6%

Blend

4 formulas

0.8%1.6%3.1%

Common Formula Contexts

Fragrance styles and categories where Velvione appears most often.

Complex Composition

5 formulas

0.5%6.6%15.6%

Oriental Amber

5 formulas

0.3%3.2%5.7%

Floral Bouquet

4 formulas

0.2%4.2%12.3%

Woody Aromatic

2 formulas

2.0%2.6%3.1%

Fresh Citrus

1 formulas

0.8%0.8%0.8%

TGSC Descriptions

Luebke, William tgsc, (1988): Dry powdery musk amber civet

Other Descriptions

Velvione

Givaudan: Musky, powdery, slightly animalic
Velvione is an exceptional product: a powdery macrocyclic musk that is powerful, highly substantive and stable, as well as biodegradable. velvione has a nitro-musk aspect that is not found either in other commonly used macrocyclic musks, nor in polycyclic musks. velvione is excellent in all applications, including fine fragrance, where it adds a powdery volume and musky softness, and laundry care, where its high substantivity and clean musky note are highly valued.

Moellhausen: Natural musk; with vegetable- and ambrette seed notes; slightly animalic

Pell Wall Perfumes: Musk, sweet, powdery, animalic
Description from givaudan: “velvione is an exceptional product: a powdery macrocyclic musk that is powerful, highly substantive and stable, as well as biodegradable. velvione has a nitro-musk aspect that is not found either in other commonly used macrocyclic musks, nor in polycyclic musks. velvione is excellent in all applications, including fine fragrance, where it adds a powdery volume and musky softness.”