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Colourless Fir Absolute in DPG

Name: Colourless Fir Absolute in DPG
SKU: MO-057

Original designation: Fir ABS INCOL/DPG

Abies spp.

A colourless fir absolute in DPG suggests a prepared conifer note with the forest’s cool green breath and a gentle balsamic body. Its named carrier and colour treatment are part of the material identity, not evidence of concentration or quality.

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Colourless Fir Absolute in DPG · MO-057 · Front presentation

Olfactive character

Top note

In perfumery vocabulary, Colourless Fir Absolute in DPG is associated with coniferous, green, balsamic, cool, terpenic and softly woody. Its creative role is an agile top-note instrument with vivid lift, giving structure and character to complex accords.

coniferous
green
balsamic
cool
terpenic
softly woody

Train your nose with this material

At the perfumer’s organ

open a forest accord
freshen incense
give aromatic colognes a balsamic spine
contrast warm resins

Extraction & expression

Absolute extraction preserves a broad, saturated portrait of the source. Traditionally, fragrant biomass is first solvent-extracted and the resulting concrete or resinoid is purified with alcohol, giving perfumers a dense material rich in less-volatile facets. The colourless grade was created for pale formulas where the material’s effect is desired without strong colour contribution. The recorded DPG carrier makes the material easier to dose and handle as a prepared strength.

Technology recorded for this material

Decolourisation records treatment to reduce colour. It may also alter composition, so colourlessness is not presented as proof of purity.

These process marks describe selective transformation. They can support a premium grade, but do not alone certify present condition, purity or universal superiority.

Perfumer’s vocabulary

ABSINCOLDPG

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Archive age and character

Produced in 2002, this material is now 23 years old. It carries the character of an earlier perfumery era and invites close smelling on the blotter and in formula, where time has made its expression singular.

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