Aroma Chemicals / Bases

Skatole 50% in TEA

Name: Skatole 50% in TEA
SKU: MO-232

Original designation: Scatol à 50 % dans la TEA

One of perfumery's great transformations: fiercely animalic in concentration, yet at extreme dilution capable of making jasmine, tuberose and orange blossom feel bodily and alive.

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Skatole 50% in TEA · MO-232 · Front presentation

Olfactive character

Base note

In perfumery vocabulary, Skatole 50% in TEA is associated with jasmine-like in dilution, warm sweet, fruity in traces, animalic, mothball-like and faecal when concentrated. Its creative role is a deep base-note material with architectural presence, giving structure and character to complex accords.

jasmine-like in dilution
warm sweet
fruity in traces
animalic
mothball-like
faecal when concentrated

Train your nose with this material

At the perfumer’s organ

indolic white-floral realism
animalic jasmine and tuberose
trace warmth in leather and narcotic bouquets

Extraction & expression

Aroma chemicals are the precision instruments of the organ. Their value is structural as much as olfactive: they can sharpen an outline, create space, bridge naturals or sustain an effect with repeatable clarity. The recorded TEA carrier identifies a prepared dilution rather than the neat material.

Technology recorded for this material

Alcohol washing dissolves the aromatic fraction in ethanol, then uses chilling and filtration to separate waxes and heavier insolubles. This is a defining route from many concretes or resinoids to absolutes.

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

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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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