Sultanene (Symrise®)
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Short profile
Sultanene has a substantial tropical-fruit character combining pineapple and jackfruit with pear and plum. Green, subtly resinous shading gives the fruit impression depth rather than a simple confectionery sweetness. The supplier's laboratory description additionally identifies grape, raisin, wine and honey nuances against a gently woody-amber warmth. Its stated emphasis is on the opening, where it provides a strong fruity impression; the page does not document projection or a timed heart-to-dry-down progression on blotter.
Effect in a formula
Use Sultanene to increase the presence and body of fruity openings, especially in tropical compositions where a blended fruit impression is preferable to a single-fruit signature. It enriches floral hearts with a juicy quality and supplies a fruity introduction to fresh fragrances. In amber compositions, its wine-like fruitiness can connect rose with amber and add a mature-fruit dimension.
Use and dosage
The supplier gives 0.5–5% of the fragrance concentrate as the usual formulation range. A separate recommendation of 0.1–3% refers to the finished fragrance, not the concentrate, and should be kept on that distinct calculation basis. These are supplier use recommendations, not IFRA limits; no specific trace-dose or overdose guidance is supplied.
No confirmed manufacturer use level for this exact product.
Good areas of use
Dissolving and diluting
- Solvents
- Ethanol, DPG and IPM are reported to dissolve the material readily, producing clear solutions. The page provides no quantitative solubility values or information about water compatibility.
- Working dilution
- Use a 10% solution in ethanol as the supplier's working stock. For smelling, the recommended concentration is 1%; ethanol, DPG and IPM are the listed solvent options.
- Appearance
- Liquid, with colour ranging from colourless to a faint yellow.