civet absolute replacer

Odor: civet-like speciality, unmistakably animal with a woody background

Use: Strong, long lasting civet-like speciality, unmistakably animal with a woody background. A good economical reproduction of the original and possesses good fixative properties. May be used to advantage in toiletries where cost is important.

Odor: Animalic, powdery, scatol, leathery, powerful

Use: With such a typical profile it can be perfectly blended with Agarwood bases and oriental accords.A powerful and persistent floraline. Applicable for a perfumery use only

Odor: STRONG ANIMAL NOTE

Odor: CIVETA ABSOLUTE

Odor: MUSK, ANIMAL

for fragrance

Odor: Animal, Powerful, Floral, Fecal odor, Honey, musk

Use: The composition may be a unique technical solution to create natural reconstitutions. They are the result of a close collaboration between Firmenich perfumers and specialists from our Natural Ingredients Center of Expertise.

Odor: civet

Use: It adds diffusive warmth to fragrances and provides the distinctive effect produced by natural civet in floral-jasmin, amber, oriental, chypre, and tobacco accords. It does not contain any animal extract.

Odor: characteristic

Use: A recreation of the natural civet tincture, this is an effective fixative, essential for jasmine accords and useful in many contexts to add naturalness to a blend. This is very powerful and even, as presented here at 0.1% in ethanol, should be used sparingly: it is often best when used below the level of conscious detection.

Odor: ANIMAL, FECAL, SWEET

Odor: Animalic, faecal, musk, warm. Extremely powerful

Use: One of the extremely powerful ingredients, best thought of in the same way as the pyrazines. Used in traces to add animalic warmth and wearability to many fragrance types. Particularly important in fine fragrance.

Odor: Animalic, faecal, musk, warm. Extremely powerful

Use: This is Arctander writing about the natural extract of Civet (please note the product offered here is a synthetic recreation and contains no animal extracts whatever): "Civet ranks among the 20 most important perfume raw materials� The crude civet arrives in Europe and the U. S. A. in Zebu horns, containing about 500 to 1200 grams of the buttery yellowish paste which turns darker and more solid on age. The contents of one average Zebu horn represents the production from one civet cat in Four Years. During this period, the animal will consume something like the raw meat from 50 (fifty) sheep, and the poor cat, frequently teased in its narrow cage, will have undergone 400 to 800 painful “scrapings” of its glands. The raw meat, the narrow cage and the teasing are all means of increasing the production of the civet secretion which is scraped off with regular intervals while the cat is caged. It is no wonder that Civet is one of the most expensive perfume raw materials! But, thanks to the outstanding power of civet, its price does not prohibit its use by any means."

Odor: Animal, Fecal, replaces Civet Absolute

Odor: pleasant-animal musk civet powdery castoreum ambergris

Odor: Bright, musky, fecal, inherent in the musk of the civet

Odor: Animalic, powdery, scatol, leathery, powerful

Use: With such a typical profile it can be perfectly blended with Agarwood bases and oriental accords.A powerful and persistent floraline. Applicable for a perfumery use only

Odor: Civet

Use: This synthetic blend is a close reconstitution of civet absolute, which it can replace in equal amounts. It does not contain any animal extract. Adds diffusive warmth to fragrance, providing the distinctive effect of natural civet in jasmine/floral, amber, oriental, chypre and tobacco type blends recommended usage up to 1% of total fragrance concentrate

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