Authentic peach fragrance: Delivers a classic, naturally sweet peach aroma for perfumes
Historical significance: First used in 1913 by Maurice Schaller, shaping iconic fragrance literature
Versatile replacer: Can be used as a one-to-one substitute for undecalactone gamma
Versatile application: Found in works by Chanel, Poiret, and Guerlain, showcasing its commercial use
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Persicol is one of the most famous classical bases, being first used in Nuit de Chine (1913—formula below) by Maurice Schaller for Paul Poiret's Les Parfums de Rosine, but most famously ten years later as the key peach note at 0.4% pure in Mitsouko (1919) by Jacques Guerlain. It also featured in Bois des Îles by Ernest Beaux for Chanel wi
Ingredient Type
Peach fragrance base
Form
Perfumery ingredient
Olfactory Family
Fruity
Usage Note
One-to-one replacer for undecalactone gamma
Historical Use
Nuit de Chine (1913), Mitsouko (1919), Bois des Iles (1930)
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Amazing!
Such a sweet beautiful peach scent! Will repurchase!
