Phenyl Ethyl Tiglate

The profile centres on rose, with pronounced foliage notes and a restrained fruity accent. A gentle honeyed undertone softens the green character, while the supplier's evaluation also identifies chamomile and herbal freshness. Its persistence relative to most rose alcohols makes it particularly relevant to the heart of a fragrance. The page does not describe a timed opening-to-dry-down sequence or changes in projection on a blotter.

It links floral rose character with foliage, adding botanical definition rather than leaving a rose accord purely petal-like. Its relatively persistent character supports the floral heart. The supplier recommends it for rose and chamomile accords, green florals and the rosy-green aspect of chypre compositions.

The supplier gives 0.5–5% of the fragrance concentrate as a customary formulation range, particularly for green-rose effects in floral and chypre work. Separately, its laboratory notes suggest 0.1–2% in the finished fragrance; this is a different dosing basis and should not be read as a concentrate range. These are creative use recommendations, not IFRA limits.

No confirmed manufacturer use level for this exact product.

Tenacity

The page reports 240 hours of blotter substantivity, attributing the figure to TGSC. No evaluation dilution or further test conditions are supplied.

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

Solvents

The supplier reports rapid formation of clear solutions in ethanol, DPG and IPM. It also describes the material as oil-soluble but insoluble in water.

Working dilution

Use a 10% stock for formulation work; ethanol is the solvent selected in the supplier's dilution tool. For odour assessment, the supplier recommends reducing the material to 1%. DPG and IPM are also listed as suitable solvents.

Appearance

Liquid, ranging from colourless to a faint yellow tint.