TIBETTOLIDE (Exaltolide) – musky, soft and clean note

Musky, powdery, woody. It represents an extremely subtle and elegant musk. It adds depth and roundness to a wide range of creations.

It ensures synergy in the fragrance bouquet.

It has a particularly sensual effect on the skin. One of the best synthetic musk notes, with a very natural quality.

A very subtle and elegant musk with a natural quality, it adds depth and roundness to a wide range of creations, but also has a synergistic effect on the fragrance bouquet.

It is such an extraordinary and versatile musk that, since its discovery in 1930, it has been consistently used initially as a secret component of many magnificent bases and later directly in fragrances, such as the masterpieces of Jean Carles Tabu (1932) and Miss Dior (1947) — in a concentration of about 0.35% with 3.5% musk ketone and musk ambrette.

It is most commonly found in doses less than 1%, but can be effective in concentrations up to 8% or more, as in Jasmin Noir (2008) by Carlos Benaïm for Bulgari and Champs Elysées (1996) by Jean-Paul Guerlain and Olivier Cresp for Guerlain.

It adds depth and roundness to a wide range of creations. It ensures synergy in the fragrance bouquet. It has a particularly sensual effect on the skin.

Aroma: powdery, soft, animal (deer), tobacco, natural.