Floral bouquets

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Floral Bouquet Family. In the floral bouquet family, fantasy accords are blended into the floral. They all have distinct notes that distinguish one perfume from another. 

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Uses a modifier in floral bouquets where a narcisse jasmine effect is needed. 

The heart consists of a floral bouquet majoring on muguet (lily of the valley) and violet leaves, with a background of spicy carnation, narcotic jasmine and the sweet florality of broom. 

Violet Leaf Violet leaf absolute is produced by the usual extraction methods from Viola odorata (var. Victoria). It is grown mainly in the south of France and Egypt. Although this material is not produced in large amounts, it is quite valuable in perfumery for its powerfiil green leafy and floral character, an odor that belongs to many floral bouquets. The principal odorant in violet leaf absolute is 2-fra s-6-cfr-nonadienal [557-48-2] (30). 

The plant is cultivated in Indonesia, the West Indies and Sri Lanka for the production of these spices, a part of which is steam-distilled to obtain both oils, which are close in appearance and odor. N. is a pale yellow or almost water-white, mobile liquid with a typical, spicy, warm, aromatic note. Topnotes (- odor description) are light and fresh, while the body notes (->odor description) are rich, warm-spicy with woody undertones. N. finds extensive use in flavorings for meat sauces, tomato ketchups, canned soups and spice blends. In perfumery, the oil is used in fantasy floral bouquets or oriental (- odor description) perfumes, where a touch of a fresh-spicy note is required, and as a refreshing aromatic-spicy topnote in fragrances for men s perfumes, after-shaves and toiletries. 

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