Linalool

À propos de cette matière

Linalool really needs no introduction; it is one of the most commonly used aroma chemicals today. It is abundant in nature with the oils of Rosewood ( Aniba roaeodora , not the type Pianos and stringed instruments are made from, Dalbergia nigra ) and Shiu wood (also known as Ho wood) containing the highest amounts naturally (over 80%). In combination with its ester Linalyl Acetate, Linalool can be used to create the effect of citrus freshness without its characteristic odour of oranges or lemons. This makes it incredibly useful for novel top notes. Linalool blends extremely well with Dihydromyrcenol and the entire citrus family where it can modify and extend those notes. It has a light woody… — Fraterworks

Utilisation dans les formules

La 6e matière la plus utilisée sur 1419 du catalogue, présente dans 530 formules sur 807. C'est une matière de structure : on la retrouve dans plus de la moitié de la parfumerie moderne.