Benzyl salicylate

$12.00 CAD

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Benzyl salicylate is a multifaceted perfume ingredient with a complex olfactory profile. It emits a balsamic aroma, combining hints of clean, herbal notes with a subtly sweet undertone. This ingredient is widely employed in various types of cosmetic products due to its exceptional fixative properties. Its fragrance can be described as sweet-floral, spicy, and slightly phenolic, reminiscent of azalea, gillyflower, ylang-ylang, and narcissus. Furthermore, benzyl salicylate imparts a balsamic, slightly curative freshness, with soft-narcotic undertones. Its clean, herbal character adds an oily, perfumed touch to compositions. When blended with other scents, it harmonizes well with boronia absolute, benzyl acetate, cedryl methyl ether, and dextro-limonene. This ingredient can enhance the strength of limonene when used in combination. Additionally, it pairs effortlessly with ambrene balsams and is often utilized as a mild, floral background, similar to ylang-ylang in terms of its effect. Perfect for floral compositions, benzyl salicylate is particularly effective in florals, such as carnation and wallflower. Visually, it appears as a colorless to pale yellow clear oily liquid, sometimes solidifying at low temperatures. Overall, benzyl salicylate is a versatile and highly useful perfumery ingredient.

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