Coranol (Firmenich) AC

Coranol from Firmenich is a beloved synthetic molecule in fine perfumery, known for its fresh, floral, and rosy-metallic character.

It’s often described as a long-lasting alternative to linalool, with a vibrant twist that makes it nearly irreplaceable in certain fragrance styles

 

Olfactive Profile

• Scent: Floral with hints of lavender, freesia, bergamot, and a subtle coriander-like spice
• Character: Rosy-metallic, fresh, and slightly woody
• Tenacity: High — much more persistent than linalool

Usage in Fine Perfumery

Coranol is used across multiple fragrance families and functions:

Function	Typical Usage Level	Role in Composition
Enhancer	0.9% – 5.0%	Adds freshness and lift
Bridge Note	0.2% – 1.6%	Smooths transitions
Support	~1.5%	Reinforces floral accords
Building Block	Up to 13.1%	Core structure in fresh florals

Blending & Compatibility

Coranol blends beautifully with:

• Dihydromyrcenol: For added strength and diffusion
• Citrus, woody, spicy, and musky notes: Enhances complexity
• Green-metallic molecules: Like Stemone or Paradisamide

Used In

Coranol has appeared in iconic fragrances like:

• Bvlgari for Men
• Dune for Men
• Ô de Lancôme
• Issey Miyake for Men These showcase its versatility in musky, ozonic, woody, and ambery profiles

 

Synonyms:
– 4-Cyclohexyl-2-methyl-2-butanol
– Coramor (IFF)
– alpha,alpha-dimethyl cyclohexane propanol
– Cyclohexanepropanol, 2,2-dimethyl