Myrac Aldehyde Oil

Myrac Aldehyde Oil is a synthetic aroma chemical widely adopted in fragrance compounding. At room temperature, it is a clear, free-flowing liquid with color ranging from colorless to pale yellow. When undiluted, the aroma carries a strong waxy aldehyde character. Once diluted, it delivers bright citrus peel notes accompanied by fresh ozonic marine accents and faint floral undertones. Compared with common aliphatic aldehydes, it features improved chemical stability and good odor tenacity on smelling strips. It is miscible with ethanol and fragrance oils, while practically insoluble in water.

★ Distinct olfactory trait

Brings vibrant top notes of citrus with clean ozonic freshness, capable of lifting the overall aroma profile of blends.

★ Excellent alkali resistance

Less prone to degradation in alkaline environments, making it suitable for soap and detergent fragrances where ordinary aldehydes often fail.

★ Good blending compatibility

Works harmoniously with ionones, lily of the valley base, violet raw materials and woody aroma chemicals, serving as a transition link between citrus and floral accords.

★ Extended aroma retention

Helps retain citrus brightness from top notes into heart notes and prevents fast fading of citrus fragrances.

◆ Fine fragrance

For constructing citrus, aldehydic floral and fresh oceanic accords, widely applied in muguet, violet perfume compositions.

◆ Cosmetic fragrance

Added to creams, lotions, body mists and shower gels to create clean citrus-floral scent.

◆ Household fragrance

Soap, laundry detergent, fabric softener and household cleaner. Its alkali stability helps mask base odors of surfactant-containing products.