Freskomenthe
Used in 2 formulas
About this material
Mint has a habit of seeming medicinal (think toothpaste or cleaners) and almost entirely masculine, hence its common appearance in fougéres. But Freskomenthe bucks the trend with its woody and slightly fruity undertone (in the direction of black currant and berries). Its agrestic and woody facets make it more of a dried mint leaf material. It is longer lasting that peppermint oil and able to stand up to some fairly harsh aroma chemicals making it ideal for functional perfumery. Use it with lavender and dihydromyrcenol in place of peppermint oil. It combines exceedingly well with floralozone when you're seeking a cold effect. — Fraterworks
Usage in formulas
The 792nd most used material of 1414 in the catalogue, present in 2 of 806 formulas. A signature material: whoever uses it means to.
Where it actually lives
The share of each family's formulas that contain it. Not how often it appears, but how indispensable it is inside that family.
- Aromatic Greenin 10% of 10 formulas
