Damascenone
A synthetic aroma chemical discovered in the scent of Damask rose. It lends a delicate rosy nuance with a ripe, jammy fruitiness.
Floral
About Damascenone
Damascenone is a synthetic aroma chemical first identified in the scent of Damask rose. It belongs to the rose ketone family, a group of molecules essential to modern rose accords.
Scent Profile
Its scent is delicately rosy, with a ripe, jammy fruitiness. The fruity facet often recalls berries, while a subtle musky undertone adds depth and warmth.
Use in Perfumery
Damascenone is used to bring naturalness and volume to floral compositions, especially rose. It can also enhance the maturity of fruit notes, adding a candied or cooked-apple nuance. Its versatility allows use from heart to base.