Sabinene Aroma Chemical | Fresh Pine & Spicy Terpene Note

Product Name

Sabinene

CAS No.: 3387-41-5

🟢 Difficulty: Beginner

⏳ Lasting: Low

🌸 Note: Top

Description

Sabinene is a naturally occurring monoterpene aroma chemical with a fresh, bright and distinctive character. Its odor profile combines pine-like, woody, peppery and slightly citrusy nuances, creating a crisp and lively impression. It occurs naturally in several essential oils and can contribute an authentic terpene freshness to fragrance compositions.

In perfumery, Sabinene is useful as a fresh top-note material and natural-style modifier. It can add sparkle to citrus, pine, herbal and woody compositions while helping create a fresh, outdoors-like character. Its peppery and slightly spicy facet can also provide contrast to softer floral or sweet ingredients.

Because Sabinene is relatively volatile, it is most effective in the opening and early stages of a fragrance. It can be combined with citrus oils, coniferous materials and herbal notes to construct bright natural accords, or used in small quantities to add complexity to woody compositions.

Odor Profile

• Fresh

• Pine-like

• Woody

• Peppery

• Citrus-like

• Herbal

• Spicy

• Terpenic

Recommended Formulation Level (Educational guideline only)

• Trace: 0.10–0.50%

• General use: 0.50–5.00%

• High-impact accords: 5.00–15.00%

These are formulation guidelines for perfumers and are not IFRA limits.

Works Well With

• Alpha-Pinene

• Beta-Pinene

• Limonene

• Terpinolene

• Myrcene

• Camphene

• Bergamot Oil

• Lemon Oil

• Juniper Berry Oil

• Pine Oil

• Cedarwood Oil

• Eucalyptus Oil

Common Applications

• Fine Fragrance

• Attars

• Fresh Fragrances

• Citrus Accords

• Pine Accords

• Woody Fragrances

• Herbal Fragrances

• Aromatic Fragrances

• Soap

• Body Care

• Home Fragrance

• Air Fresheners

Perfumers' Tip

Sabinene is useful for creating a fresh, natural and slightly peppery opening. Combine it with limonene and citrus oils for brightness, or with pine, juniper and cedarwood materials for a more coniferous direction. Use it primarily in the top-note structure and evaluate the fragrance soon after application as well as during the transition into the heart.