Pivacyclene™ (Givaudan)
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What does Pivacyclene smell like?
Givaudan gives a dry fruity peach note with a fresh green softness. It is tricyclodecenyl pivalate, and the house is explicit about its job: it is a modifier, used alongside other cyclenes and the gamma-lactones to cut their fattiness. That is the whole point of it in a formula. A peach built on lactones alone goes creamy and heavy, and this dries it out and puts a thin green edge back on the fruit without adding sweetness. Several days on the blotter, up to 5 percent in fine fragrance and cosmetics where the profile allows, around 1 percent in soaps and detergents.
What else is Pivacyclene called?
Tricyclodecenyl pivalate · 3a,4,5,6,7,7a-Hexahydro-4,7-methano-1H-inden-5(6)-yl pivalate
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