Compound Oscar
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Short profile
The opening combines aromatic spice from basil and coriander with peach and orange-blossom notes. A broad floral heart brings together tuberose, jasmine and ylang-ylang, with rose, orchid and lavender adding further detail. The listed base comprises woods, musk and amber, accented by patchouli, vetiver, clove and opoponax. Customer evaluations describe a powdery, historically styled character and an initially incisive herbal-spicy impression that subsides into a drier floral-amber profile. These are qualitative impressions; the page supplies neither controlled blotter-development observations nor projection measurements.
Effect in a formula
This is a complete fragrance compound intended for alcoholic dilution, rather than a single-purpose modifier. Its documented profile places it in the floral-amber family with pronounced aromatic and spicy elements; a customer evaluation also describes a conspicuous powdery identity rather than a discreet background contribution.
Dissolving and diluting
- Solvents
- Alcohol is the specified diluent for preparing the finished fragrance, and the supplier specifically names its Deluxe Perfumer's Alcohol. No quantitative solubility data or compatibility information for other solvents is provided.
- Working dilution
- Fraterworks gives 18% in alcohol as a general starting suggestion, conditional on using a lower concentration whenever the applicable IFRA restriction requires it. The same page reports 10.52% for Compound Oscar in a Category 4 finished product under IFRA 51, so the general 18% suggestion should not be treated as the applicable Category 4 level. No separate laboratory evaluation dilution is specified.
- Appearance
- Liquid with a light yellow colour.