DIHYDROMYRCENOL – fresh, citrusy and aromatic note with hints of frozen lemon, lavender and clean laundry

A fresh and clean, floral, and aromatic lavender scent, typical of freshness. Practically insoluble in water, but soluble in alcohol and oils.
A strong, fresh, lime-like, citrus-floral, and sweet aroma, with little or no terpene nuances.
The material shows some tendency to polymerize, which leads to loss of odor and increased viscosity. With the addition of a suitable inhibitor, it is quite resistant to this type of deterioration. It is used in perfumery for soap and as a powerful carrier note for lime oils in citrus and lime-like fragrances. It belongs to a very small group of chemicals that have typical lime notes but are not hydrocarbons.
It adds fresh and powerful, diffused notes to floral bases such as lily of the valley, lily, lilac, hyacinth, etc., and also creates interesting combinations with rosy nuances.