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Cassis Base 345B

Used in 90 formulas

About this material

This classic blackcurrant base from Firmenich is so ubiquitous you'll recognise it immediately upon smelling even if you've never purchased it before. It features in an overdose in Un Jardin Sur Le Nil by Jean-Claude Ellena for Hermès where it forms part of his green mango accord, and is found in traces in virtually every modern department store fragrance. When you need blackcurrant, this is the base you should turn to. Use it in amounts up to 0.1% to add nuance, radiance and a light fruity connotation to the opening of your fragrance, or in higher amounts for a distinctly blackcurrant note. And don't be fooled by the name, Cassis Base 345B is also floral (particularly in the rose direction)… — Fraterworks

Usage in formulas

0.09%
Min
0.99%
Average
5.41%
Max

The 117th most used material of 1414 in the catalogue, present in 90 of 807 formulas. Used when a specific effect is wanted, not out of habit.

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