Citrus

Orange Bottom Fraction, Terpeneless

Name: Orange Bottom Fraction, Terpeneless
SKU: MO-183

Original designation: Orange Fond S. Terpène

Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck

Terpeneless orange bottom shifts from juice toward marmalade, bitter rind and warm peel wax. It gives orange unusual staying power as an idea and a richly period character beside amber, tobacco or moss.

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1 g

€6.80

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Fraction

Olfactive character

Top note

In perfumery vocabulary, Orange Bottom Fraction, Terpeneless is associated with concentrated orange peel, marmalade, bitter rind, wax, soft aldehydic lift and warm citrus. Its creative role is an agile top-note instrument with vivid lift, giving structure and character to complex accords.

concentrated orange peel
marmalade
bitter rind
wax
soft aldehydic lift
warm citrus

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At the perfumer’s organ

marmalade accords
amber-citrus bridges
chypre openings
tobacco-citrus contrasts

Extraction & expression

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. The terpene designation points to a lighter, more volatile structural fraction of the source. A bottom cut explores the darker, heavier and less-volatile end of the material.

Perfumer’s vocabulary

Residue / résiduTerpenesBottom fraction / culot / fond

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Archive age and character

Produced in 2005, this material is now 20–21 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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