Product Description

Irisone Oil is a high‑performance aroma material reproducing the luxurious powdery signature of natural orris root. It delivers rounded violet‑iris floral heart with soft woody backnotes, avoiding the heavy earthy off‑notes that sometimes occur in natural orris extracts.

Its multi‑isomer composition brings good diffusion and long‑lasting substantivity on dry substrates. It serves as a cost‑effective alternative to expensive natural orris oil, bringing elegant vintage‑style powdery floral dimension to fragrance compositions.

COA

Item	Typical Value
Specific Gravity (20℃)	0.927‑0.938
Refractive Index (20℃)	1.496‑1.506
Solubility	Miscible in ethanol, dipropylene glycol, most fragrance oils
Flash Point	>100℃
Main Constituents	α‑Ionone, β‑Ionone and related isomer mixture

Functions and Effects

★ Delivers authentic orris‑powdery violet character without high cost of natural iris rhizome raw material

★ Outstanding substantivity, performs well in both fine fragrance and functional fragrance systems

★ Great blending compatibility with floral, woody, chypre, amber, musk and fruity accords

★ Brings vintage‑luxury powdery signature to elevate overall fragrance depth and roundness

Application Fields

◆ Key building block for violet, orris, chypre, oriental‑woody, aldehydic vintage‑style perfume bases; acts as modifier, blender and fixative to enhance powdery floral depth.

◆ Shampoos, body washes, body lotions, creams, body oils; lends soft elegant powdery‑floral signature to leave‑on and rinse‑off cosmetic systems.

◆ Used for red berry, raspberry and violet‑floral flavour accords for selected flavour applications.

Business Scope

0421001

Packaging And Transportation Methods

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Certificationss

222

FAQ

Q1: What is the core olfactory difference between Irisone Oil and real natural orris oil?

A1: Irisone Oil reproduces the iconic powdery violet‑iris signature, yet lacks the earthy‑rhizome green undertone that comes from aged iris rhizome; it provides more consistent batch‑to‑batch performance compared with natural orris raw material which is heavily affected by rhizome ageing and harvest conditions.

Q2: Does Irisone Oil show different performance in leave‑on vs rinse‑on finished goods?

A2: It exhibits strong substantivity for leave‑on products. For rinse‑off articles, part of the top floral volatiles will wash away, while its powdery‑woody base character remains noticeable on substrate.

Q3: Is Irisone Oil compatible with musk and amber raw materials?

A3: Very good compatibility. It pairs excellently with synthetic musks, ambers, sandalwood and patchouli to build rich, warm powdery‑oriental fragrance bases.

Q4: Why slight colour deepening may happen during long‑term storage?

A4: Subject to light and oxygen exposure, minor oxidation may cause pale yellow colour deepening; store properly sealed away from light to minimise this phenomenon. Colour shift does not automatically mean full degradation, sensory evaluation is recommended before usage.

Q5: Can Irisone Oil be used directly for flavour projects?

A5: It is applicable for selected berry‑floral flavour themes, but flavour‑grade compliance documents shall be confirmed before flavour formulation.

Q6: Does it have special pH‑related stability limits?

A6: Good stability in neutral‑weak alkaline media; avoid strong acidic extreme conditions for long‑term finished‑product storage.

Q7: What are its main competing aroma materials in perfumery?

A7: It is widely used as cost‑efficient substitute for natural orris oil / orris concrete; differs from methyl ionone by brighter violet‑powdery floral character with less heavy woody nuance.

Q8: Will it produce bloom effect in soap formulations?

A8: Yes, it delivers satisfying bloom effect in soap matrices, bringing noticeable powdery‑violet fragrance signature to soap‑based functional fragrancesGivaudan

How To Cooperate With Us?

Our address

No. 56, Jinye 1st Road, Hi-Tech Zone, Xi'an,Shaanxi Province, China

Phone Number

15399049741

E-mail

qinhe03@xaltbio.com

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