Anisyl Nitrile – Synarome - Spicy Tonka
Anisyl Nitrile – Synarome - Spicy Tonka
balsamic
base
Anisyl Nitrile – Synarome is a distinctive ambery balsamic perfumery ingredient combining powerful powdery and musky qualities with the comforting warmth of tonka bean, aniseed, and almond. Its complex aromatic profile makes it particularly valuable for creating sophisticated floral, powdery, and softly gourmand fragrances.
The aroma opens with a pronounced powdery musk character, accompanied by the gentle sweetness of tonka bean. At its heart, delicate aniseed and almond nuances emerge, introducing an intriguing aromatic sweetness. Subtle earthy undertones provide additional depth, balancing the powdery and balsamic elements.
Anisyl Nitrile is particularly effective in mimosa accords, heliotrope fragrances, floral bouquets, powdery perfumes, musky compositions, and elegant feminine fragrances. Its powerful powdery and musky impact adds body and richness while helping create smooth transitions between floral and warm base notes.
It is also a useful material when developing alternatives to tonka bean, anisaldehyde, and benzaldehyde, contributing aspects of their characteristic sweetness and aromatic warmth without necessarily reproducing their complete profiles.
With a suggested use level of up to 2%, Anisyl Nitrile offers perfumers a versatile way to introduce powdery sophistication, musky depth, and ambery balsamic warmth.
Safety Disclaimer: All ingredients are professional-grade perfumery materials and should be handled and used with appropriate safety considerations.
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| Origin | France |
| INCI Name | 4-Methoxybenzonitrile |
| Note | Base |
| Scent Family | Balsamic |
| Scent Profile | Tonka Bean, Spicy, Balsamic, Musy |
| Appearance | Powder |
| Suggested Use | Perfumery, Aromatherapy, Soap Making |
| Cas number | 874-90-8 |
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