Petalia

Luminous, dewy, and gently fruity-floral. Like cupping a freshly opened peony in wet hands -- the petals are cool, the dew catches the light, and the scent is all soft, radiant freshness with a juicy fruit undertone. Airy, modern, and unmistakably pretty.

Petalia is a proprietary captive molecule created by a major aroma-chemical supplier. It delivers a luminous, fruity-floral character combining peony, rose, and lily-of-the-valley qualities with a fresh, juicy undertone. The molecule belongs to the nitrile family of aroma chemicals.

Petalia's primary function is to add radiance and freshness to floral compositions. It makes florals feel dewy, airy, and bright -- as if the flowers were just picked and still glistening with morning moisture. This effect is difficult to achieve with natural materials alone.

As a a major aroma-chemical supplier captive, Petalia is available exclusively to a major aroma-chemical supplier perfumers. It has been used in several commercially successful fragrances, where its fruity-floral radiance provides immediate appeal and modernity.

The molecule sits in the heart of a composition, providing a glowing floral core that lifts everything around it.

This note in Première Peau. Nuit Elastique · Rose Monotone. Sample all seven extraits in the Discovery Set.

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