Florymoss®

Note Profile

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About

Florymoss is a Givaudan captive, US trademark registration 3356726. The only published description of how it smells is four words in the press notes for Jennifer Lopez Blue Glow: "a green floral mossy note". Despite the name it is a synthetic chemical, not an extract of moss.

Scent Profile

Florymoss smells green, floral and mossy all at once, with the three qualities close together. It is a synthetic material rather than a natural moss extract.

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Breadthmedium

EnvelopeBase · ~10h lasting

Family Woody & Earthy, Floral, Green & Aromatic

Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.

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Materials That Can Make This Note

Perfumers can use this material directly to make Florymoss®.

Florymoss

Smell words come from published sources.

A given perfume with this note may use this material, or something else.

Origin

A fragrance chemical owned by Givaudan S.A. The Justia record of the USPTO filing gives only the goods class, "Chemicals used for the preparation of perfume, cosmetic, soap and detergent compositions". No Givaudan datasheet with an odour profile is public. The moss half of the name is a claim about the smell, not about the source. Nothing here comes from a lichen.

Usage in Perfumery

Listed as a note in Jennifer Lopez Blue Glow (2009), a fresh marine fruity floral, alongside cedar, mahogany wood and tonka bean. Parfumo attests 2 perfumes and 2 brands.