Oakmoss Green Absolute

Qué es este material

When Francois Coty created the great feminine masterpiece Chypre , there was only one oakmoss he would accept: pure and natural green Yugoslavian oakmoss. He adored it so much that he used a whopping 8% in that famous fragrance. Over the forthcoming decades all other perfumers used the same product - from Ernest Beaux with No 5 for Chanel, all the way up to the 21st century when tragically pure and natural oakmoss was restricted by IFRA and only permitted if it were chemically altered to remove atranol. Most suppliers today only stock the chemically altered brown IFRA compliant oakmoss which lacks a lot of the beauty of this product. But not all... we are absolutely thrilled to be able to of… — Fraterworks

Uso en fórmulas

La 339ª materia más usada de 1414 del catálogo, presente en 16 de 806 fórmulas. Una materia de firma: quien la usa lo hace a propósito.