# Anisyl Alcohol

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CAS: 105-13-5



Anisyl Alcohol opens with an immediate powdery sweetness that distinguishes it as the softest member of the anise family. Where its relatives can be sharp or intensely fruity, this alcohol whispers rather than shouts—a gentle hawthorn blossom accord with lilac's purple sweetness woven throughout. The material brings that coveted heliotrope character perfumers seek: almond-like creaminess married to powdery florals, but without the stability headaches that plague heliotropin in alkaline bases. This alcohol excels in creating naturalness within synthetic floral bouquets, particularly in mimosa and cassie reconstructions where its powdery-balsamic profile adds authentic depth. Deploy it at 1-10… — Fraterworks

## How the catalogue uses it
- Appears in 10 formulas.
- Dose: 0.38% to 7.67%, average 1.80%.
- Most at home in: Amber, Floral, Oriental Woody.
- Usually weighed alongside: Florol, Linalool, Habanolide, Coumarin, Exaltolide, Anisic Aldehyde.


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