Veena Lyral β 25 GMS Premium Perfumery Raw Material
πΈ Explore the Fresh Floral Character of Veena Lyral!
Veena Lyral is a perfumery aroma chemical traditionally valued for its soft, fresh, lily-of-the-valley (muguet) floral character. Its delicate green, watery and clean floral nuances made it a popular ingredient in classic fragrance compositions.
Lyral is now subject to significant safety and regulatory restrictions, including a prohibition in cosmetic products in the European Union. It should only be considered for applications where its use is legally permitted and supported by an appropriate safety assessment.
β¨ Key Features & Fragrance Characteristics
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πΈ Soft Floral Aroma: Delicate lily-of-the-valley-inspired fragrance.
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πΏ Fresh Green Nuances: Clean, natural-smelling green floral character.
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π Muguet Fragrance Profile: Traditionally used to develop fresh floral accords.
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β¨ Smooth Floral Impression: Contributes softness and balance to classic fragrance structures.
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π§ͺ Professional Raw Material: Intended for knowledgeable formulators working within applicable regulations.
πΊ Traditional Fragrance Applications
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Floral Perfume Accord Development
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Muguet & Lily-of-the-Valley Fragrance Studies
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Classic Soap Fragrance Compositions
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Fresh Green Floral Accord Research
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Perfumery Raw Material Evaluation
These applications describe historical perfumery use and do not establish current approval for finished products.
π¦ Product Specifications
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Brand: Veena Fragrances
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Product Name: Lyral
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Chemical Name: Hydroxyisohexyl 3-Cyclohexene Carboxaldehyde (HICC)
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CAS Number: 31906-04-4
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Grade: Perfumery Grade
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Best Before: 24 Months from Packed Date
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Marketed & Packed By: Mehar Overseas
β οΈ Safety & Storage
Lyral is a recognized skin sensitizer. Avoid direct skin contact and use suitable protective equipment. Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight. Refer to the SDS and applicable regulations before handling or using in formulations.
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