Orinox™ (PFW Aroma Chemicals)
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What does Orinox smell like?
PFW's odour description, as carried by Perfumer's Apprentice, is dry, woody, labdanum, rose, musk, orange flower, and the supplier files it in the wood family. The reading is a dry woody-labdanum core with a rose inflection, sitting over a musky orange-flower softness. In a formula it behaves as a dry ambery-woody base note that lends labdanum warmth without the sticky resinous weight of a labdanum absolute, and its musk and orange-flower side lets it sit under florals and smooth a rose or neroli accord from below. The supplier recommends assessing it in a 10 percent solution or less, so it is not a material to smell neat on a blotter.
What else is Orinox called?
4'-tert-butyl-2',6'-dimethylacetophenone · 1-(4-tert-butyl-2,6-dimethylphenyl)ethanone
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