Verdyl Acetate

Leafy greenness and underripe-fruit character form the main impression, supported by dry woods rather than a purely leafy ester effect. Herbal shading and a faint earthy nuance give the profile additional depth, while the overall texture remains soft. The supplier also identifies jasmine and conifer nuances with a lightly soapy freshness. Its presence is described as moderate and restrained rather than forceful. A woody foundation is reported, but the page does not document separate opening, heart and dry-down observations or a timed blotter evolution.

Adds green body while helping fruit, foliage and wood notes read as a unified structure. It provides a discreet woody foundation and greater fullness without a dominating effect. The supplier recommends it for floral, fruit-led and woody fragrances, with particular utility as a stable bulk component in functional perfumery.

The supplier gives 1–10% of the fragrance concentrate as the customary formulation range, particularly for building green body in floral, fruity or woody compositions. A separate laboratory note gives 1–15% for the finished fragrance; this is a differently stated basis and should not be substituted for the concentrate range. These figures are formulation guidance, not IFRA limits.

No confirmed manufacturer use level for this exact product.

Tenacity

The page reports 100 hours of blotter substantivity, attributing the figure to TGSC. Test dilution and other measurement conditions are not provided.

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

Solvents

Reported to dissolve promptly and give clear solutions in ethanol, dipropylene glycol (DPG) and isopropyl myristate (IPM).

Working dilution

Evaluate at 10% in ethanol. The supplier also lists undiluted material or a 10% solution as working options, with DPG and IPM among the suitable solvents.

Appearance

Liquid with no visible colour.