# Phenylacetaldehyde

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

Smells of: sweet, green, floral
Role: top note, fruity-floral enhancer

Phenylacetaldehyde opens with a bright, sweet, and slightly floral character reminiscent of fresh-cut grass and green apples. As it develops, it reveals a soft, creamy undertone that adds a gentle warmth to the overall scent profile. In a formula, it acts as a top note that can enhance fruity and floral accords, providing a fresh lift without overpowering the composition. It pairs well with other fruity notes like pear or apple, and can also complement floral elements such as jasmine or rose. The typical usage in this catalogue is around 0.010%, making it a subtle yet effective addition to enhance freshness.

## How the catalogue uses it
- Appears in 3 formulas.
- Dose: 0.40% to 3.00%, average 1.27%.

- Usually weighed alongside: Phenethyl Alcohol, Damascenone, Linalool, Lemon Oil, Beta Ionone, Hedione.

## What can replace it
- Phenyl Acetaldehyde

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