Everyone loves Aventus by Creed. It is their number one best selling fragrance and probably the most cloned. Sauvage by Christian Dior and more recently Mont Blanc's Explorer are very similar in style (Explorer being virtually a clone - and considered better than Aventus by some reviewers!) When perfume reviewers and experts are asked "what fragrance most smells of money [in the metaphorical sense]", Aventus is the immediate answer. It is sublime. This formula is my own attempt to make...
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What Pineapple base did you use? Or do you have a formula for it aswell?
I cant seem to find one.
And would be Cassis Base 345F work too?
For Creosol i could use Guaiacol and for Costus root i would use Animalis 1745-03.
What do you think about that?
This is the Pina Colada Formula from Perfumers Apprentice.
Allyl Caproate – 10
Methyl Cinnamate – 10
Isopropyl Methyl 2 Butyrate – 10
Florhydral – 20
Vanillin @ 10% – 40
Galaxolide 50% – 50
Pharaone 10 – 50
Ethyl Maltol @ 1% – 70
Aldehyde C16 – 100
Aldehyde C18 – 130
Hedione – 250
Methyl Laitone 10 – 260
When i leave out Methyl Laitone and Aldehyde C18 would it work as a Pineapple base?
Sorry i dont know how to edit posts with the new commentar function.
For the Isobutyl Quinoline, Ive got CAS-NO: 68198-80-1
And i could get Cas-NO: 65442-31-1
Would one of them work?
No – the isobutyl quinoline in Aventus is VERY different from what most people know. 65442-31-1 is the typical form used as a leather base through most of the 20th century (the best version of it is called Pyralone). The 93-19-6 has an oiliness to it and a different vibe – one that balances very well with pineapple.
I think yes – methyl laitone and C18 are both lactonic and coconuty. They will be adding a creamy complexity. Omitting them will remove the coconut notion of the Pina colada (which is coconut and pineapple in drink form).
Here’s a pineapple you can use – this is very strong (due to the megadose of neobutenone) but it works very well with this formula:
300 Neobutenone alpha
100 Manzanate
200 Allyl heptanoate
30 Ethyl caproate
5 Pineapple Jam flavor (perfumers apprentice make a suitable one)
5 Tropathiane at 0.1% dilution
360 Triethyl citrate (any dilutent will do)
Cassis base won’t do the same thing at all – not a good substitute. Guiacol is not a good substitute for creosol – leave it out entirely if you don’t have it – it is just a naturaliser for the vanillin to make it seem more like vanilla absolute. For costus no – animalis (especially these days) is a terrible substitute for costus. Original animalis actually had costus oil in it. If you have access to Vigon – you can get a costus oil sample from them. If you want to be legislatively and IFRA compliant you can’t use the… Read more »
Thank you for the good suggestions.
The only thing left would be:
What could i do when i cant get my hands on Isobutyl Quinoline 2, the one with Cas-No: 93-19-6 even if its not as good then?
I’ll send you a small amount with your samples.
Hi Jamie,
Is there a something I could substitute for Coranol. I was ready to add it to an order at Pellwall but it’s out of stock, that’s most unfortunate… or maybe could I use tetrahydrolinalool and coriander seed?
Thanks!
Maybe Linalool leave natural isolate from Hermitage oils could be a good substitute, Reading the information it has very similar and powerful..
If U want to make this Formula, where did you get isobutyl quinoline with CAS: 93-19-6?
That isnt offered anywhere in small amounts i think.
I couldnt make it because of that, Just got a different isobutyl quinoline
Does it really depend on that Aroma chemical?
I am going to use pyralone I think because I couldn’t find it either.
Don’t use Pyralone – it is very different. Better to omit than replace.
I got it from Vigon.
Coranol is not about the linalool-like odor – it is very diffusive and has a profound effect on a scent. I wouldn’t substitute.
Thanks, I am going to wait when Pell Wall has Coranol in stock again.
Vigon: If I buy something in weight of 1kg e.g. Hedione, maybe I could get a sample of 93-19-6…? Or do you need a business account for that?
I’m interested in this too, how much do u have to buy to get samples at vigon
I can’t remember the total – they’ll let you know if you email them. I vaguely feel like it is $250 but I could be wrong. My orders from there are always well above that so I don’t pay much attention.
You need an account – but that’s easy enough to get. Then you need a minimum order amount – I don’t remember how much it is but I think it is a couple of hundred dollars.
I know you Said that you wouldnt substitute it but is there maybe a way even if it downgrades the scent a bit?
PellWall doesnt answer me when asking If they will Stock coranol again.
And Christine from PSH Said that she wont get it in the near future
CreatingPerfume has it. I’ve bought it from there before.
I didn’t add Coranol to my order at Creating Perfume last time, I knew Pellwall had it but I forgot to check if it was in stock…, I found out the hard way when proceeding with an order at Pellwall: no Coranol in stock, that was pretty disappointing and I’d learned my lesson then…always check if the item you want is in stock.
Oh thats good, havnt checked there somehow
Same issue here, I’ve emailed Pellwall and asked them friendly about my last order > they’ve delivered a wrong aroma chemical + I asked them about the restock of Coranol.. that was 2 weeks ago…I am not sure what’s going one but that’s certainly not the way to do business with frequent customers like me.
Allyl Caproate is which CAS number? There are many similar Ethyl / Allyl/ Caproate/ Ethyl and Allyl Hexanoate which are easily confused
Hexanoate and caproate are the same CAS: 123-68-2. Good Scents Data. Vigon supply.
Thanks for providing the Cas. It’s very confusing as you say Hexanoate and Caproate are the same however the issue is whether it is Ethyl or Allyl as there is an Ethyl Caproate and an Ethyl Hexanoate in additions to the Allyl’s.
There is an orchid like bordering pear or peach note that I detect IN SOME Aventus batches whereas others are Triplal dominant
The pear note you’re getting is Helvetolide Laevo – a captive form of helvetolide. Helvetolide (which we use here due to necessity) has a pear nuance – it is probably that you are detecting.