Benzaldehyde fragrance compound almond, for perfume almond aldeh

ALDEHYDE BENZALDEHYDE
BENZYL ALDEHYDE
concentrated benzyl aldehyde (almond)
XPP2083
Fragrance family: fruity

Smell: almond
XPP2083
One of the most recognizable aldehydes with the smell of almonds, i.e. benzaldehyde
Benzaldehyde was first extracted in 1803 by the French pharmacist Martrès. His experiments focused on explaining the nature of amygdalin, the poisonous substance found in bitter almonds, the fruit of Prunus dulcis. Then Pierre Robiquet and Antoine Boutron-Charlard, two French chemists, produced the currently used benzaldehyde. In 1832, Friedrich Wöhler and Justus von Liebig were the first to synthesize benzaldehyde.
In industrial settings, benzaldehyde is mainly used as a precursor to other organic compounds, ranging from cosmetics, perfumery, pharmaceutical foodstuffs, to plastic additives.
When used in food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and soap, benzaldehyde is "Generally Regarded Safe" (GRAS) by the US FDA and FEMA. This status was confirmed after a 2005 review. It is accepted in the European Union as a flavoring. Toxicological studies indicate that it is safe and not carcinogenic at concentrations used in food and cosmetics, and may even have carcinostatic (anti-cancer) properties.

Aldehydes are found primarily in flower, fruit and citrus compositions. This is due to the structure of their molecules - they contain long chains of carbon atoms connected with an aldehyde group, which form compounds with very pleasant aromas, with fruit or floral aromas.

Usage level: up to 5%
fragrance: almond
Country of origin: France

The compound is quite watery, this is the original structure of this product.

We do not dilute oils.

To be used correctly oil concentrates should be diluted in proportions to produce perfumes.

Dosage:

The most durable perfume extracts contain up to 40% of oils (usually 25%).

ESDP (Esprit de Parfum) contain 15-30% oils.

EDP Eau de Parfum contain 12-25% oils

Eau de Toilette (EDT) contain 6-18% oils

Colognes contain about 5-7% oils.

Aftershaves contain 2-4%.

Refreshing waters, i.e. mists - up to 5%.

To create your own perfume or aromatic water, you should mix the oil compositions with alcohol, usually 80%, and leave it in a dark place for at least 3 weeks. It is advisable to shake the perfume bottle at least once a day in order to better mix the oil with alcohol.

After 3 weeks, the perfume is ready for use.

The product is sold as a raw material for the production of perfumes, cosmetics and soaps.

Cosmetic material for use in accordance with FDA regulations. A concentrated aromatic ingredient that can be used as fragrances in accordance with the legal guidelines and IFRA guidelines
Before using each oil, we recommend that you carry out an allergic test by mixing one drop of essential oil with a few drops of alcohol and rubbing it in a selected place on the body (behind the ear, on the wrist), wait and check the reaction to the oil. Remember that some natural essential oils can cause allergies.