The most green and crips thing I’ve ever smelled.

at 10% in ethanol:
pretty much what TGSC are saying on their site. But I also smell quite prominently a kind of „dry-chemical” note. Like synthetic/plastic package material or brand new electronic devices.
Burnt plastic. Also it reminds me of the smell that occurred when I was a kid and we were melting tin at new years eve, to pour it into water and „read” the figures.

For experimentation I will probably dilute it further to 5%.

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aka sandal cyclopentane

Symrise Info

TGSC: herbal sandalwood waxy nutty woody

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Firmenich Info

TGSC: sweet dry woody powdery amber cedar patchouli sandalwood

TGSC

Creosol 20% DPG/EtOH (60:40)

Firmenich Info

TGSC: ozone marine seashell anisic herbal

Ventos: soft, rosy, crushed ivy leaves

TGSC: floral rose green woody

Since the fabulous code I sent with the newsletter is causing problems, I reduced the price directly on the product page. Sorry for the mishap. Voucher creation is rocket science.

Nice stuff!
At 100% I hardly smell anything. Diluted to 10% I get a decent yet explicit fruity-powdery note, soft and opaque like pastel colours. Might be very useful for softening scratchy synthetics in the floral/fruity range.
The pineapple note IFF is mentioning I can pick up after two hours. They categorise this material as „opulent” – I disagree. To me it’s actually unobtrusive with a slightly chalky texture. Overall quite pleasant on its own.

IFF info: HEXALON

TGSC

Firmenich Info

Firmenich Info

Firmenich Info

TGSC: sweet orris cumin woody fruity spicy

TGSC: citrus lavender cologne bergamot floral

TGSC: spicy cinnamon sweet cherry vanilla floral

TGSC: woody spicy ginger cardamom

TGSC: green reseda leafy hyacinth herbal

rose blossom pentanol

TGSC: rose blossom waxy

Firmenich Info

TGSC: dry dusty woody amber animal

Dimethyl ionone

TGSC: woody orris violet berry powdery

TGSC