Description and usage notes:
Magnolan is very attractive floral, light, fresh and immediately pleasant to most people it’s also very substantive and so useful in continuing floral notes into the base of a fragrance.
Arcadi Boix Camps, writing in 1999 tells us that “This is a very old product introduced in the 1960s as a very good functional chemical to be used in detergents and, later, in fabric softeners. It has finally found success in fine toiletries. I have always liked magnolan.”
It can last for well over a week on a smelling strip, so best thought of as a base note with middle note aspects. If you’re looking for something in a similar vein, but in a more citrus direction, try Citrolate.
Usage Details from Symrise:
| Odor Description: | floral, magnolia, peony, lily of the valley, grapefruit |
| Stability: | body lotion (good), shampoo/shower gel (good), soap (very good), AP roll-on 15% (good), detergent powder conc. (very good), cleaner liquid citric acid (very good), cleaner APC liquid (good), bleach (poor) |
| Perfumery Use: | key ingredient for floral creations; imparts naturalness to white flowers; ideal link between fresh citrus and transparent floral elements; blends very well with dry woody ingredients |
| Use Level: | 0.5 – 20% |
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