Minimal Floral Accord
A clean, modern white-floral built from only five materials.
A truly minimal floral that proves you do not need thirty materials to build a modern bouquet. Five well chosen molecules and a powdery, slightly cosmetic floral appears stable, balanced and easy to integrate into a larger perfume formula.
Scent profile
- Top
- Anisic lift, fresh linalool
- Heart
- Soft violet ionone, cosmetic white flower
- Base
- Vetiver salicylate gives a clean modern wood
Example structure
Educational example the percentages refer to the concentrate, not to the final perfume. Always check IFRA limits and your own safety guidelines before applying anything to skin.
| Material | Share |
|---|---|
| Linalool | 50% |
| Anisic Aldehyde | 15% |
| Ionone Beta | 15% |
| Cetyver SA (Vetiver Salicylate) | 10% |
| Styrallyl Acetate | 10% |
Tips & variations
- ·Anisic aldehyde is potent. Even a small increase pushes the accord into a strong almond-mimosa direction.
- ·Styrallyl acetate adds a fresh gardenia top note use sparingly, it is sharp.
- ·Try replacing Ionone Beta with Alpha for a softer, more woody-violet feel.
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Frequently asked
Is this a finished perfume?
No, it is a building block. Dilute to roughly 10 to 25% inside a larger perfume formula or combine with a musk accord and a citrus opening.
How do I make it warmer?
Add a small amount of vanillin (0.5 to 1%) or a heliotropin facet. Both push the accord toward a powdery, cosmetic skin-floral.