Moss / Lichen
Ref. MO-162
Moss Absolute IFRA
Mousse ABS IFRA
Recorded historical attribution
Calchauvet
Moss Absolute IFRA brings dry moss, woody and earthy into a deep base-note material with architectural presence.
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Moss / Lichen
Original designation: Mousse résidu IFRA
An IFRA-marked moss material belongs to a processed perfumery lineage rather than a promise of any current compliance status. Sensorially it can offer the dry, woody and leathered architecture that makes moss indispensable to chypre and fougere design.
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1 g
€14.40
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1 / 2: Front presentationIn perfumery vocabulary, IFRA Moss Residue is associated with dry moss, woody, earthy, leathery, muted green and phenolic. Its creative role is a deep base-note material with architectural presence, giving structure and character to complex accords.
Fractionation isolates a particular register of a larger material. Heads and terpene cuts tend toward lift; hearts focus the central identity; body and bottom cuts gather weight, shadow and less-volatile depth. A residue is the remaining, lower-volatility register after another separation, valuable for shadow, texture and unusual weight.
Archive age and character
Preserved in the HombreOils collection since before 2006, this material is at least 20 years old. It offers a rare encounter with the textures and signatures of an earlier perfumery era, ready to explore on the blotter and in new compositions.
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