Verdyl Propionate

Green and fruity notes lead the profile, supported by woodiness and a gently herbal character. Pine and jasmine nuances accompany a restrained apple-like sweetness, giving the overall impression a soft, rounded texture. Relative to Verdyl Acetate, the supplier describes a fruitier, less fresh character with greater persistence and a stronger role in the heart than in the opening. Specific projection, late dry-down changes and timed blotter development are not documented.

Extends the green character of an accord through the heart, adding rounded body with fruit and wood shading. Its contribution is more persistent and less opening-focused than that of Verdyl Acetate. The supplier positions it for floral, fruit-led and woody compositions, including functional fragrance applications.

The supplier gives 1–10% of the fragrance concentrate as the usual formulation range, particularly for green support in floral, fruity or woody hearts. These are use recommendations, not IFRA limits. A separate laboratory section mentions 1–15% in finished fragrance; that differently stated basis should not be substituted for the concentrate guidance.

No confirmed manufacturer use level for this exact product.

Tenacity

The supplier rates persistence as moderate, on an hours scale, and describes it as longer-lasting than Verdyl Acetate. No measured blotter duration, evaluation dilution or test conditions are provided.

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

Solvents

Reported to dissolve promptly in ethanol, DPG or IPM, producing clear solutions. The page supplies no quantitative solubility limits.

Working dilution

For olfactory evaluation, use a 10% dilution. The supplier lists both undiluted use and 10% working strength, with ethanol, DPG and IPM as solvent options; its linked dilution calculator selects ethanol.

Appearance

Liquid, with no visible colour reported.