- Latin name
- —
- Family
- a synthetic molecule
- Origin
- synthesis
- Parts used
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- Raw materials
- menthanyl acetate
- Extraction
- synthesis
- Olfactory group
- aromatic (fresh)
- Position in the pyramid
- top note
- Synthetic substitutes
- itself synthetic
Menthanyl acetate is a molecule with a minty, fresh and slightly fruity smell.
How it smells: fresh, minty and soft: mint without the sharpness of menthol, a light fruity note.
It is used to make mint sound subtler and more refined.
What it pairs with: with mint — soft freshness, with lavender — fougères, with citrus — a lively opening.
Good to know: minty esters are softer than menthol — they give freshness without the “cold punch”.
Fragrances with Menthanyl Acetate (Mint)
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