Gessalone (ACS®)

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ACS

jasmine

fruity floral

warm

soft

celery-green

rose

peach skin

woody amber

Short profile

The main description presents a jasmine-led floral character, combining warmth with fruitiness and a restrained green nuance suggestive of celery. Its texture is rounded and gentle, with diffusion that enriches the floral impression rather than producing an assertive edge. A separate supplier lab note instead emphasises rose, peach skin and a soft woody-amber undertone, with a damascone-like resemblance. These differing descriptions are not mapped to successive evaporation stages; the page provides no timed blotter observations from which to establish opening, heart or dry-down development.

Effect in a formula

Adds a warm, luminous dimension to jasmine-led compositions and other white florals without imposing a sharp floral edge. The supplier highlights retention of this floral contribution in soap and detergent applications. Its separate lab notes describe a rounding role in rose and peach compositions, and a fruity contribution above the mossy structure of chypres.

Use and dosage

The main recommendation is 0.5–5% of the fragrance concentrate, particularly for jasmine, white florals and functional fragrances. Separately, the lab section gives 0.1–3% in the finished fragrance, a different stated basis that should not be treated as an equivalent concentrate range. These figures are formulation guidance, not IFRA limits; no specific trace or overdose guidance is supplied.

No confirmed manufacturer use level for this exact product.

Behaviour and performance

Tenacity: The supplier rates persistence as medium, on an hours-scale. No numerical duration, evaluation dilution or blotter-specific test conditions are reported.

Diffusion, tenacity and note impact are not combined into a single performance score.

Dissolving and diluting

Solvents: Reported to dissolve promptly into clear solutions in ethanol, dipropylene glycol (DPG) and isopropyl myristate (IPM). The page supplies no quantitative solubility limits.
Working dilution: A 10% stock is suggested for working use, while 1% is recommended for olfactory assessment. Ethanol is the highlighted dilution solvent; DPG and IPM are also listed as suitable solvents.
Appearance: Liquid, ranging from uncoloured to lightly yellow.

Practical tip: Use a 1% dilution for initial smelling assessments, as the supplier describes substantial odour strength. Keep stored material protected from light and in a cool location.