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Ingredients · Florals · dry-down
Cananga oil
Say itkuh-NANG-guh oil
Heavy, woody-leathery, balsamic ylang with less floral sparkle.
- What it is
- Natural oil from single complete steam distillation of cananga flowers.
- Where it comes from
- Java, Indonesia
- When you smell it
- Dry-down: hours later.
- What perfumers do with it
- Robust ylang-type floral for leather accords, fougères and soaps; survives alkaline bases.
- Worth knowing
- Same species as ylang-ylang but a different variety, distilled in one run instead of fractions.
- Rules
- Limited. Covered by IFRA's ylang-ylang sensitizer standard
- Also called
- Cananga odorata var. macrophylla oil; Java cananga
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