Iso Bornyl Crystal / Borneol Crystal Aroma Chemical | Camphoraceous, Woody & Fresh Note

Product Name

Iso Bornyl Crystal / Borneol Crystal

🟢 Difficulty: Intermediate
⏳ Lasting: High
🌿 Note: Top / Heart

Description

Iso Bornyl Crystal, also referred to as Borneol Crystal, is a distinctive camphoraceous and woody aroma material with a fresh, penetrating and natural character. Its profile combines camphoraceous, pine-like, herbal, woody and slightly minty facets.

It is particularly useful for adding a cool, crisp and aromatic effect to fragrance compositions. Its strong character can provide freshness and lift while contributing a dry woody quality to the heart and base.

In perfumery, this type of material is useful in aromatic, woody, herbal, pine, camphoraceous and fresh compositions. Because of its powerful odor, it is generally evaluated at low concentrations.

Odor Profile

• Camphoraceous

• Fresh

• Woody

• Herbal

• Pine-like

• Cooling

• Dry

• Minty

• Aromatic

• Resinous

Recommended Formulation Level (Educational guideline only)

• Trace: 0.01–0.10%

• General use: 0.10–1.00%

• High-impact accords: 1.00–3.00%

These are general formulation guidelines for perfumery and are not IFRA limits.

Works Well With

• Camphor

• Borneol

• Eucalyptol

• Eucalyptus Oil

• Pine Oils

• Fir Balsam

• Cedarwood

• Vetiver

• Patchouli

• Rosemary Oil

• Lavender Oil

• Peppermint materials

• Menthol

• Iso E Super

• Woody Musks

• Amber materials

Common Applications

• Fine Fragrance

• Attars

• Fresh Fragrances

• Aromatic Fragrances

• Herbal Fragrances

• Woody Fragrances

• Pine Fragrances

• Camphoraceous Accords

• Cooling Fragrances

• Outdoor-Inspired Fragrances

• Soap

• Shampoos

• Body Care

• Home Fragrance

Perfumers' Tip

Iso Bornyl Crystal is best used in small quantities to create a crisp, fresh and camphoraceous effect. Combine it with Eucalyptol and Eucalyptus materials for a strong aromatic profile, or pair it with Pine, Fir Balsam and Cedarwood for a forest-like accord. Lavender can soften its sharpness, while woody materials can give the composition greater depth.