Florantone T™ (Takasago)
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What does Florantone T smell like?
Takasago's own product page classifies it as floral, orange flower and musk, and supplier listings describe an orange blossom or neroli aroma with a grape and musk undertone. The house presents it as a novel methyl anthranilate note that is extremely stable and resistant to discolouration, and states it can be used to replace methyl anthranilate outright. That is exactly what it does in a formula: it gives the grapey orange-flower effect of an anthranilate but holds up where anthranilates yellow and turn, with good stability reported from acidic softeners and antiperspirants right through soap and powder detergent, and only fair performance in bleach. Takasago places typical use levels below 5%.
What else is Florantone T called?
Acetyl Tetralin · 1-(5,6,7,8-Tetrahydro-2-naphthyl)ethanone
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