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Lilyflore® is a white and transparent floral note developed by Firmenich. It is characterized by an exceptionally high impact, which requires careful attention when using it in fragrance compositions. It is a key ingredient for creating floral notes such as lily of the valley, lilac, gardenia, and other transparent florals.
Lilyflore® imparts a solar and musky texture to fragrance compositions, with traits that could be described as aqueous or milky. It serves as an excellent alternative to lyral®.
It belongs to the Beyond Muguet collection introduced by Firmenich in 2018, alongside the molecules Mayol®, Florol®, and Hivernal® Neo. This collection includes ingredients with fresh and bright floral notes and a unique aromatic profile, reminiscent of transparent blossoms and lily of the valley.
Lilyflore® was patented (N°1.022.265A1) on December 20, 1999, by Firmenich SA of Geneva, with inventors Beat Winter and Philippe Schneider. The trademark 'Lilyflore®' has been protected by Firmenich SA since October 24, 2001 (number N°768080).
Lilyflore® was patented right at the turn of the millennium on December 20, 1999, just days before the arrival of the 21st century.
The name Lilyflore® is a combination of the words "lily" and "flore", reflecting its floral character and its connection to the lily of the valley.
Due to its exceptionally high impact, perfumers use Lilyflore® in tiny quantities, often at dilutions of less than 1%, to achieve the desired scent effect without overpowering the composition.
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