Bank Note
Note Profile
About
The smell of paper money: cotton banknotes printed with ink.
Scent Profile
Bank Note smells of crisp cotton paper and printer's ink over a clean, soapy, linen-like base. A cool metallic edge recalls cash drawers, and a faint trace of leather wallet and handled skin sits underneath. New notes smell cleaner, and old ones woodier.
ScentWheel
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
ScentArt
Origin
An accord, not a material. Perfumers build it to imitate banknotes. A Symrise perfumer found the smell is mostly aliphatic aldehydes, as in soap and linen, and alkanes, as in ink.
Usage in Perfumery
Perfumers use it in perfumes about money and wealth. Brand copy pairs it with aldehydes, ink and cotton, and a trace of leather.
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