# Lyral

Source: https://dupehacking.com/ingredients/lyral



Banned in the EU and restricted to 0.2% by IFRA for the rest of the us, Lyral remains one of the most profoundly beautiful white floral chemicals. It gave life to Aventus illustrating its amazing ability to floralise masculines without adding a feminine touch, and without it the masterpiece Chanel fragrance Coco (1986) wouldn't be possible. As Europe strips bare its greatest works of modern fragrance art in honour of health and safety regulators, we can at least be happy to know that thousands of bottles of now-vintage perfume are still floating around on eBay to allow us to enjoy the beauty of this material. And thankfully most non-European perfumers are still free to use this in commercial… — Fraterworks

## How the catalogue uses it
- Appears in 36 formulas.
- Dose: 0.19% to 70.00%, average 3.28%.
- Most at home in: Floral, Woody Aromatic, Amber.
- Usually weighed alongside: Hedione, Iso E Super, Hedione HC, Ambroxan, Exaltolide, Linalool.


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