Alcohol C-9

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Alcohol C-9 is a fragrance that embodies the captivating allure of a fresh, clean, and slightly dewy floral bouquet. Its opening notes burst with a vibrant citrusy zest, reminiscent of juicy oranges glistening under the sun. As the fragrance unfolds, a delicate floral heart emerges, revealing the elegant and feminine essence of roses. The floral notes are softened by a touch of subtle powdery sweetness, creating a sense of refined femininity.

The heart of Alcohol C-9 rests upon a base of earthy, woody notes that ground the fragrance and add depth and complexity. A touch of wetness reminiscent of fresh dew adds a subtle, ethereal quality, while a hint of oiliness adds a sensual warmth. The combination of these elements creates a captivating scent that is both fresh and alluring, leaving a lingering trail of floral elegance and captivating charm.

Alcohol C-9 is a versatile fragrance that can be worn for any occasion. It is perfect for a casual daytime outing, a romantic evening date, or a special celebration. Its delicate floral and citrus notes are suitable for both warm and cool weather, making it an ideal choice for year-round wear.

Whether you’re looking for a fresh and invigorating scent to start your day or a captivating fragrance to leave a lasting impression, Alcohol C-9 is sure to captivate your senses and become your signature scent. Its unique blend of floral, citrus, and earthy notes creates a captivating and unforgettable olfactory experience.

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Synonyms

$AD : alcohol C 9 alcohol C-9 alcohol C-9 10% dpg alcohol C-9 FCC alcohol C9 1- hydroxynonane nonalol nonan-1-ol N- nonan-1-ol nonanol 1- nonanol nonanol natural nonanol, natural nonyl alcohol N- nonyl alcohol nonyl alcohol 99% nonylalkohol octyl carbinol pelargonalkohol pelargonic alcohol pelargyl alcohol

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Description

Product Alcohol C-9

Physical State Colourless to yellow oily liquid. Darkening on aging.

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Regulatory

CAS No. 143-08-8

FEMA

DOCUMENTATION

IFRA Status / EU Allergens / MSDS / COA

Safety Notes

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Perfumery Applications

Typical usage in perfume compounds

0.500%

FROM

3.000%

AVERAGE

10.000%

MAXIMUM