€6.95 – €12.95
Gamma Dodecalactone Natural Isolate
Vincent Gambino has this to say “Gamma dodecalactone exudes warm, smooth, sensual nuances with floral elements as well as creamy aspects (probably derived from coconut, the starting material). Slightly waxy, you might also detect watery elements about it.
I would suggest it as a building block material, as it can be easily polarized in different directions, as well as polarize a compound as a modifier. Think juicy fruits like peach and apricot; would work excellently with materials such as osmanthus, poplar buds or helicrisum br., I would suggest it as well in smooth creamy blends containing sandalwood or massoia, especially because of its excellent persistence and diffusive power can work well in base notes. Overall a wonderful material that is a must have for the natural perfumer.”
Extracted from coconut.
jita_h (verified owner) –
I love this, it seems subtle to me, but so addictive. Nice and smooth.
apostolos_ch (verified owner) –
This material is exceptional, I really love it. I can’t ad anything more than what it says in the description.
Dario (verified owner) –
I really like it. It is different in a better way from similar materials like gamma undecalactone, it is softer, less dry, smoother. It has a very natural scent in the direction of peach. Meaty, powdery, oily. Very velvety!
Charalambos Charalambous (verified owner) –
Very nice material for its use..it doesn’t have the power of pear and apricot liquid from this list of natural isolates section that i find them amazing and excellent choice for a fruity cocktail perfume..but its rather soft and powdery with candy aspects that you can easily work freely in your composition without overpowering it if you are generous with it..although i would love an option of peach without the creamy and waxy elements i give it a 5 star..