Gourmand Accord

AccordSWEETS & GOURMANDsweet · gourmand

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Specimen
Gourmand Accord perfume ingredient
Fantasy/Concept
Definition

A gourmand accord evokes edible notes, such as honey, chocolate, vanilla or candy. Perfumes built on it are gourmand perfumes.

SWEET GOURMAND
GOURMAND SCENT GOURMAND FRAGRANCE GOURMAND FAMILY
Type
Accord
Olfactive family
Gourmand
Subfamily
Sweet edible accords
Source
accord (a blend; no single source material)

Scent

Sweet and edible. Gourmand perfumes use notes such as honey, chocolate, vanilla or candy.

The Full Story

A gourmand accord evokes notes that smell edible, such as honey, chocolate, vanilla or candy.

Gourmand is an accord, not a single ingredient. Perfumes built on it are gourmand perfumes.

In our range, Insuline Safrine carries edible notes. It opens with saffron, bitter almond and clove. Spun sugar and buttery notes sit in the heart. The base holds Madagascar vanilla, Sri Lanka cinnamon and roasted hazelnut. Try it in the Discovery Set. For the longer story of gourmand perfumes, read Gourmand Perfume: Born From Dessert.

A material used in gourmand perfumes

Ethyl maltol is often used in perfumery to create gourmand scents. It smells sweet and caramellic, a little like jam.

Safety and regulation

Gourmand is an accord, not a single material, so no single IFRA status applies.

Related: Vanilla · Vanillin · Ethyl Maltol · Tonka Bean · Caramel · Praline

Sources & Notes

  1. Wikipedia: Gourmand (fragrance)
  2. Wikipedia: Ethyl maltol
  3. PubChem: Ethyl maltol (CID 21059)

Extraction & Chemistry

Synonyms
GOURMAND SCENT GOURMAND FRAGRANCE GOURMAND FAMILY
IFRA status
See note

No single status: gourmand is an accord, not a single material.

Physical properties
Note
Accord, not a single material: no physical constants apply. Ethyl maltol, a material often used in perfumery to create gourmand scents, is listed below.

In Perfumery

An accord, not a single material. Ethyl maltol is one material often used in perfumery to create gourmand scents.

Available as
constructed accord

See Also

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