Re: Re: Top and middle notes for gourmand fragrances

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Hi

I have found that Anisaldehyde works well in gourmand fragrances. To me it has a

sweet almondy scent, with a hint of floral but dominating almond. I also found

that it is more suitable as a heart note and is very tenacious. Only a small

amount is needed; it can easily dominate, but blends really well with woods and

cocao, coffee, Ylang Ylang and nutty accords. I also like it with Citrus but you

need a really light hand when you blend it in lighter blends.

Sophia

Hi Sophia,

Thank you so much for your input. It seems like my intuition was correct.  Now,

I will have to get some!  Oh, darn