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Petalux

Used in 5 formulas

About this material

Petalux, a replacer for Givaudan's captive Petalia, opens with an airy burst of rose petals dusted with lychee sweetness. The peony character emerges soft and dewy, rounded by delicate muguet transparency. This is modern florality at its most radiant—fresh, clean, and effortlessly pretty. Build your floral hearts around this material for immediate lift and diffusion. It brings a contemporary, juicy quality to classic rose accords without heaviness. Pair it with citrus top notes to amplify freshness, or layer with musks to extend its soft glow into the drydown. Use Petalux at twice the dosage of Givaudan's Petalia when reformulating. Combine with hedione for enhanced radiance or phenylethyl a… — Fraterworks

Usage in formulas

0.3%
Min
1.44%
Average
3%
Max

The 583rd most used material of 1414 in the catalogue, present in 5 of 806 formulas. A signature material: whoever uses it means to.

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