linalool

Linalool Linalool is one of the most important and versatile aroma chemicals in modern perfumery. Naturally found in essential oils such as lavender, coriander, basil, rosewood, bergamot, and sweet orange, it is also produced in a high-purity synthetic form to ensure consistent quality, purity, and performance. It has a fresh, soft, floral, slightly woody aroma with delicate citrus and herbal nuances. Highly valued for its versatility, Linalool adds brightness, smoothness, and natural elegance to fragrance compositions, making it a staple ingredient in fine fragrances and a wide range of scented consumer products. Odour Profile Fresh Floral Light citrus Soft woody Herbal Clean and airy Uses in Perfumery Linalool is widely used to: Enhance freshness in top and heart notes. Blend and smooth transitions between fragrance ingredients. Add natural floral radiance and lift. Improve diffusion and overall fragrance balance. Support citrus, floral, woody, fougère, aromatic, and fresh accords. Common Applications Suitable for use in: Fine fragrances Eau de Parfum & Eau de Toilette Body mists and colognes Soaps and hand washes Shampoos and conditioners Body lotions and creams Candles Reed diffusers Air fresheners Fabric sprays Household and cleaning products Blends Well With Linalool pairs exceptionally well with: Hedione Iso E Super Galaxolide Linalyl Acetate Citronellol Geraniol Lavender materials Bergamot Lemon Orange oils Jasmine materials Rose materials Sandalwood Cedarwood Musk ingredients Performance Odour Strength: Moderate Volatility: Medium Substantivity: Moderate Fragrance Family: Floral / Aromatic Appearance Clear, colourless to pale yellow liquid. Storage Store in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place away from heat, direct sunlight, and air to preserve freshness and minimise oxidation. Note: Linalool is supplied as a perfumery raw material for fragrance formulation and industrial use. While it is not currently subject to a specific IFRA concentration limit in finished consumer products, it is susceptible to oxidation when exposed to air and light. Proper storage is essential to maintain product quality and minimise the formation of oxidation products, which may increase the risk of skin sensitisation. Always formulate finished products in accordance with the latest IFRA Standards and applicable local regulations.