Heliotrope Base – Heliotropin Replacement

Introducing Heliotrope Base, a versatile and captivating fragrance ingredient that captures the essence of heliotrope without the use of heliotropin or piperonal. This powdery vanillic compound boasts sweet, floral nuances that evoke a sense of delicate elegance and comforting warmth. It’s an ideal alternative for those seeking a heliotrope aroma without the potential sensitivities associated with traditional ingredients.

Heliotrope Base offers a unique profile that seamlessly blends with other fragrances. Its powdery texture adds a touch of softness and sophistication to floral compositions, while its vanillic notes enhance gourmand creations with a subtle sweetness. It can be used in a wide range of applications, including perfumes, candles, soaps, and lotions, adding a touch of alluring complexity to your creations.

Experience the captivating allure of Heliotrope Base, a fragrance ingredient that embodies the essence of this beloved flower without compromising on safety or quality. Its sweet, powdery, and floral notes create a captivating aroma that will elevate your creations to new heights. Whether you’re seeking a substitute for traditional heliotropin or simply desire a versatile fragrance ingredient with a touch of elegance, Heliotrope Base is the perfect choice.

This high-quality ingredient is a must-have for any perfumer or fragrance enthusiast seeking to create captivating scents. Explore the possibilities of Heliotrope Base and discover the magic it can bring to your fragrance creations.

Synonyms

$VN : Methylene Dioxybenzaldehyde, 3,4- : Piperonal : dioxymethylene Procatechuic Aldehyde : Protocatechuic Aldehyde methylene Ether : Heliotropin : Piperonyl Aldehyde : Heliotropin : Piperonal : 3,4-Methylenedioxybenzaldehyde : Formerly Sku 2VN10848 : KianoPerfume

Description

Product Heliotrope Base – Heliotropin Replacement

Physical State Yellow To Brown oily liquid

Regulatory

CAS No. 120-57-0

FEMA 2911

DOCUMENTATION

IFRA Status / EU Allergens / MSDS / COA

Safety Notes

Perfumery Applications

Typical usage in perfume compounds

0.100%

FROM

1.000%

AVERAGE

12.000%

MAXIMUM