Floralozone Aroma Molecule

• Fine fragrance: Useful in aldehydic florals, white florals, muguet, clean musks, marine florals, and fresh unisex compositions.
• Candles & wax melts: Suitable where the final formula allows; especially useful for clean floral, spa, fresh linen, watery floral, and elegant home fragrance profiles.
• Reed diffusers: Adds fresh floral lift and airy aldehydic brightness, subject to base compatibility.
• Room sprays: Useful for clean floral, laundry, spa, bathroom, marine floral, and fresh home fragrance profiles.
• Soaps & rinse-off products: Can support shampoo, soap, muguet, clean floral, and fresh cosmetic profiles.
• Cosmetic fragrance bases: Suitable where permitted by IFRA and final product safety assessment.

• Suggested starting dose: 0.05–0.5% of the fragrance concentrate for early trials.
• Trace use: Adds subtle freshness, aldehydic sparkle, and floral air.
• Moderate use: Creates a clear fresh aldehydic-floral effect.
• High use: Can become dominant, sharp, metallic, or overly clean.
• Diffusion: Strong and immediate in fresh floral and clean structures.
• Tenacity: Moderate, with strongest impact in the top and heart.
• Blending behavior: Works well with florals, musks, aldehydes, citrus, watery notes, green notes, marine materials, and soft woods.
• Overdose risk: Can make a formula feel too sharp, synthetic, detergent-like, or cold if not balanced with floral body, musks, woods, or softness.

Pairs well with aroma molecules

• Hedione MDJ: Adds airy floral transparency and petal-like diffusion.
• Helional: Builds watery floral-marine freshness with stronger clean-air effect.
• Galaxolide 50 DPG: Creates a clean laundry-floral musk base.
• Ethylene Brassylate: Softens the aldehydic freshness with smooth musky comfort.
• Phenylethyl Alcohol: Adds fresh rose-floral body beneath the clean lift.
• Benzyl Salicylate: Gives floral-balsamic body and prevents the freshness from feeling too thin.

Pairs well with essential oils

• Bergamot Essential Oil: Adds crisp citrus brightness and elegant lift.
• Petitgrain Essential Oil: Gives green bitter-citrus tension and botanical freshness.
• Neroli Essential Oil: Creates refined citrus-white-floral elegance.
• Lavender Essential Oil: Builds clean aromatic softness for linen and spa profiles.
• Geranium Essential Oil: Adds rosy-clean body and cosmetic floral warmth.
• Cypress Essential Oil: Adds fresh-air clarity and crisp green cleanliness.

Pairs well with base accords

• White Musk Accord: Creates a clean aldehydic floral-musk drydown.
• Jasmine Flower Accord: Adds floral body beneath the airy freshness.
• Neroli Accord: Builds a refined fresh skincare-style floral.
• Tea Green Accord: Adds botanical green freshness and modern transparency.
• Bergamot Accord: Creates a crisp citrus-aldehydic opening.
• Rice Accord: Softens the clean floral profile with powdery comfort.

• Commercial name: Floralozone
• Synonyms: Floralozonex, Florazon, Florone, Ozofloranal
• INCI name: 3-(O-Ethylphenyl)-2,2-Dimethylpropionaldehyde / Ethyl 2,2-Dimethylhydrocinnamal
• IUPAC name: Reaction mass of 3-(o-ethylphenyl)-2,2-dimethylpropionaldehyde and 3-(p-ethylphenyl)-2,2-dimethylpropionaldehyde
• CAS number: 67634-14-4 / 67634-15-5
• EC number: 266-819-2
• Chemical class: Aromatic aldehyde
• Material form: Liquid
• Flash point: 100°C
• Solubility: Soluble in alcohol; insoluble in water
• Allergen declaration: No listed EU fragrance allergens declared.

IFRA 51st Amendment Limits

• Fine fragrance: < 100%
• Body creams, oils and lotions: < 100%
• Soap and rinse-off products: < 100%
• Reed diffusers: < 100%
• Room sprays: < 100%
• Candles: < 100%

The supplied IFRA certificate also lists 0% for lip products and toothpaste/oral-care applications, so Floralozone should not be used in those categories based on the supplied documentation. IFRA percentages are maximum permitted levels, not recommended usage levels. The final product manufacturer is responsible for checking the correct IFRA category, calculating the final concentration, and confirming suitability in the intended application.

Floralozone should be stored tightly sealed, preferably under nitrogen, at ambient temperature not exceeding 18°C, away from prolonged exposure to light, humidity, heat, and air. It is supplied as a colourless liquid, so no pre-warming or pre-dilution is normally required before use. The SDS notes that it should be kept away from strong acids, oxidising agents, and alkali metals. Its discoloration potential is considered low to moderate: the material is colourless, but aldehydic materials may shift in odour or colour with oxidation, heat, and long storage. Testing is recommended in white waxes, clear bases, pale soaps, and pastel formulations.

Floralozone Aroma Molecule is a raw fragrance material for formulation use. It is not a finished perfume and must not be applied directly to the skin undiluted.

Always review the SDS, IFRA Certificate, Cosmetics Declaration, and Technical Data Sheet before use. This material is classified as a skin irritant, skin sensitiser, and hazardous to the aquatic environment, so handling, dosage, disposal, and final product classification must be checked carefully before production. Test the material in the intended base, as performance may vary depending on dosage, solvent system, wax type, diffuser base, surfactant system, pH, processing temperature, and packaging.

Final product safety, labelling, IFRA compliance, CLP classification, allergen declaration, cosmetic assessment, and market compliance remain the responsibility of the final product manufacturer.