Tobacarol (IFF) AC
Scent: Dry woody ambery-spicy combination with a nuance like the smell of a cigar box (smelling like tobacco)
Fragrance group : woody
Fragrance strength : medium
Fragrance duration :> 70 hours
Recommended dosage: up to 1%
CAS : 1209-61-6
EINECS : 214-906-0
Synonyms:
Tobacco dodecane
Tobacco dodecane
Tetramethyl-5-oxatricyclododecane
Tobacarol has an average impact in top and heart notes, while the impact in base notes is lower.
In perfumery, Tobacarol is described as an amber-colored, tobacco-like heart note with spicy (woody, nutmeg) undertones.
It is often combined with other woody-amber materials to enhance its depth and complexity.
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tobacco roll iff documentWhat makes Tobacarol special:
- Warm and inviting: It features a complex interplay of smoky, woody, and amber tones, subtly sweetened with leathery facets.
- Long-lasting: It remains on a scent strip for more than 72 hours, ensuring a lasting fragrance experience.
- Versatile in combinations: Tobacarol blends beautifully with smoky materials like birch tar and all woody notes, as well as sweet and resinous notes like labdanum benzoin and tonka bean.
- Suitable for various fragrance types: It is often used in masculine scents, oriental compositions, and refined chypres, but can also add unique warmth to gourmand creations and floral bouquets.
Some perfumes that contain Tobacarol:
- Creed Tabarome Millesime (2000) – A sophisticated fragrance with a tobacco-like and spicy base, enhanced by Tobacarol.
- Parfums de Marly Herod (2012) – A rich and warm perfume with vanilla, tobacco, and spicy notes, where Tobacarol adds a deep, smoky dimension.
- Aramis Havana (1994) – A classic, masculine scent with tobacco, spices, and woody elements, in which Tobacarol plays a key role.
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