

Ingredients · Fruits · Made in a lab
Quince
Quinces yield no perfume extract; the hard golden fruit's apple-and-pear smell is rebuilt from fruity esters.
- What it is
- A fruit whose smell can’t be extracted, so perfumers rebuild it from other materials.
- How perfumers build it
- Ethyl 2-methylbutyrateHexyl 2-methylbutyrate, not in Ingredients yet
beta-Ionone (powder puff)alpha-Farnesene, not in Ingredients yet - Known in
- Chance Eau Tendre (Chanel, 2010)
- Worth knowing
- Marmalade takes its name from marmelo, the Portuguese word for quince.
Named by the house in 5 of the 1080 perfumes read so far




