Biomuguet™ (Takasago)
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What does Biomuguet smell like?
TGSC records it as floral, waxy, green, watery, muguet, orchid, cyclamen and creamy; Takasago prints floral, aldehydic, green and aquatic. It is the aldehydic half of Takasago's muguet pair: a luminous green-floral lily-of-the-valley with aldehydic lift over a creamy body, which harmonises with marine and citrus notes and, combined with Biocyclamol, extends a natural and linear muguet-ozonic radiance into the drydown. Dosed anywhere from 0.2% to 15%, with substantivity over 168 hours at full strength. Made from sugar-cane derived farnesene and fully bio-based.
What else is Biomuguet called?
l-Dihydrofarnesal · Muguet dienal · (3S,6E)-3,7,11-Trimethyldodeca-6,10-dienal
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