Givaudan unveils fruity gourmand perfume precursor for hair and cloth care

The perfume producer is increasing its palette of perfume precursors with the launch of Scentaurus PolyDoux, a fruity gourmand word described as providing a long-lasting mix of fruity raspberry and powdery candy vanilla. Givaudan claims the addition unlocks new inventive potentialities for private care functions like shampoos.

A perfume precursor is a low-odour molecule that releases aromatic molecules when uncovered to a pure exterior set off corresponding to oxygen, gentle or humidity within the air, extending scent notes over days. Givaudan debuted this expertise with the launch of Scentaurus Tonkarose in 2006. The road now contains six notes (Vanilla, Melrose, Tonkarose, Clear, Juicy and Berry), to which Polydoux is added.

An oxygen-activated precursor, Scentaurus PolyDoux will be blended with different precursors from the Givaudan unique assortment.

“This newest discovery excels in superior adhesion to hair, unleashing high-impact odorants. Built-in into our Givaudan perfumers’ inventive course of as a formulation instrument, it allows tailored signatures that maximise long-lastingness throughout shampoos, cloth conditioners, and laundry detergents,” mentioned Agnes Bombrun, Head of Components Analysis, Perfume S&T at Givaudan.

Along with haircare functions, Scentaurus PolyDoux additionally addresses the booming marketplace for cleansing sportswear and leisure clothes, notably artificial materials.