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The indole paradox: At low concentrations it has a pleasant floral scent, whereas at high concentrations it develops an unpleasant fecal odor. This dual nature makes it one of the most complex and interesting ingredients in perfumery.
The creation of Indocolore® represents a major technical innovation in the world of fragrances, as it resolves one of the main problems of traditional indole, which is the yellowish discoloration it imparts to perfume formulations over time.
Indole-type notes are fundamental in classical perfumery, forming the basis of many iconic 20th-century fragrances. They add depth and complexity to floral compositions, particularly those built around jasmine and other white blossoms.
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