Lilyflore

About Lilyflore

Lilyflore is a synthetic perfumery molecule that evokes the white floral character of lily of the valley. It is a designed ingredient rather than an essential oil extracted from the small bell-shaped flowers, and offers a way to give transparent floral compositions more volume and structure.

Scent Profile

Its character combines fresh muguet softness with a moist, watery impression and a light powdery aspect. The brightness feels closer to a white flower opening into the air than to the dense sweetness of nectar, making it useful where freshness and floral gentleness need to meet.

Use in Perfumery

Perfumers use it to support the shape and presence of white floral arrangements. A material can smell light on a testing strip yet have considerable effect within a blend, and Lilyflore is valued for that contrast between an airy impression and useful strength in composition. It can connect fresh accords with a rounded floral centre without making heavy sweetness the main subject.

Did You Know?

Muguet is the French name for lily of the valley, whose modest white bells have become a familiar idea in fresh floral perfumery.