Pamplewood
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Grapefruit zest fused with dry cedar. Pamplewood is a captive molecule bridging citrus and wood -- the pithy bitterness of pamplemousse married to a clean, pale-wood dryness.
- Type
- Ingredient
- Olfactive family
- Woods
- Subfamily
- Earthy woods
- Cluster
- Earthy woods
- Source
- Synthetic (proprietary grapefruit-wood hybrid molecule)
- Chemical class
- synthetic aroma chemical
Scent
The Full Story
Extraction & Chemistry
Extraction method
Fully synthetic. Proprietary molecule. Chemical structure and synthesis pathway not publicly disclosed.
- Formula
- C14H24O
- CAS
- 216970-21-7
- Botanical
- N/A — synthetic grapefruit-woody molecule
- Appearance
- Pale yellow to dark amber liquid
- Odour strength
- Medium
- Synonyms
- PAMPLEWOOD PAMPLEWOOD ACCORD
Not subject to an IFRA Standard (51st Amendment)
- Flash point
- > 100.00 °C (est)
- Specific gravity
- 0.97000 to 0.99000 @ 25.00 °C (est)
In Perfumery
Pamplewood is a captive citrus-woody molecule bridging grapefruit (pamplemousse) and dry wood in a single material. It solves citrus volatility by anchoring grapefruit character to a woody skeleton. Works across the full pyramid: citrus impact on top, woody persistence in base. Fresh-woody, citrus-chypre, and modern unisex compositions.