Pear Accord
Juicy, clean and slightly fizzy a modern fruity top.
The pear accord is the discreet trick behind countless modern feminine perfumes. It uses Galaxolide as a soft pear-musk anchor, two fresh acetates for the juicy effect and a touch of Verdox for the slightly green-leafy facet of pear skin.
Scent profile
- Top
- Juicy pear with a crisp acetate sparkle
- Heart
- Soft musk halo behind the fruit
- Base
- Long, clean musk drydown
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 |
|---|---|
| Galaxolide 50% | 55% |
| Verdox | 16% |
| Neryl Acetate | 8% |
| Hexyl Acetate | 6% |
| Ethylene Brassylate | 4% |
Tips & variations
- ·Acetates are volatile use them in your top, not deep in the base.
- ·Increase Verdox slightly for a greener, more pear skin character.
- ·Pair this accord with a rose or jasmine heart to build a contemporary fruity floral perfume formula.
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Frequently asked
Why use Galaxolide as the main material?
Galaxolide has a soft pear-like facet on top of its clean musk character. At high doses it carries the fruit and acts as fixative at the same time.
Can I make this with naturals only?
Not really pear has no natural essential oil. A few drops of pear flavour or compounded pear accords from suppliers can be added, but the synthetic structure does most of the work.