ZEPPIN™ (Zeon Corporation)
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What does ZEPPIN smell like?
Zeon lists it as diffusive, sweet, noble jasmin, and its catalogue as very natural, diffusive, floral, sweet and reminiscent of natural jasmine petal; a retail listing describes it as a bright, transparent and completely ethereal jasmine breeze with some sparkling citrus. It is highly epimerised methyl jasmonate, carrying roughly five times the epi-isomer of JASMONEIGE, and Zeon's own claim is that the epi-isomer's threshold is well under a thousandth of the other isomer's, so a very small dose does the work. In a formula it is used as the noble lift inside a jasmin base and the other white florals, lily of the valley, gardenia and honeysuckle, adding petal realism, radiance and lasting warmth under the top rather than a jasmine note of its own. Treat it as distinct from ordinary methyl jasmonate: the epimerised grade is dosed far lower for the same effect.
What else is ZEPPIN called?
Methyl epi-jasmonate · Methyl epijasmonate
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