Description ❯ Isocyclocitral brings a fresh, green, leafy, and slightly woody character, but the material does not remain fixed there. Given time, dry citrus peel, herbs, and a clean tobacco-like trace becomes more apparent, changing how it sits beside the rest of the formula. In green accords, citrus woods, herbal blends, tobacco ideas, and modern fresh fragrances, its practical value is the ability to supply a specific accent, strengthen the central accord, or connect neighbouring materials. With Isocyclocitral, the green & dry effect is most useful when it strengthens the intended accord rather than drawing attention to the raw material itself. Above its useful range, Isocyclocitral can read as sharp, dry, or overly herbal. A blotter establishes direction, but the finished base shows whether Isocyclocitral is supporting the formula or beginning to obscure it. Details ❯ Isocyclocitral CAS: 1335-66-6 Odour (decreasing): Strongly, sharp leafy-herbal, citrusy notes Uses: Used in perfume compositions where it blends excellently with Oakmoss products (compensates for sweetness and lifts the top-note), with Ionones (freshness) and with Geranium and Galbanum (enhances the green and 'vegetable' notes). Arcadi Boix Camps is also enthusiastic about this material, writing in 1985, he says of Triplal and Isocyclocitral €œThese two products have become classic aromatics because of their amazing effects, which combine natural grassy notes with marine notes. Possesses an intensely powerful, fresh green odour particularly suitable as a top note in rose compositions and other floral fragrances. For external use only Keep away from children and eyes