Aldehydic perfumes
The aldehydic accord describes the fizzy, soapy, slightly metallic and sparkling effect created by fatty aldehydes, and it is closely tied to classic perfumery. It adds a shimmer and a sense of clean, freshly ironed linen.
Molecules such as aldehyde C-10, C-11 and C-12, including lauric aldehyde and MNA, form its core; harsh on their own, they brighten florals and add volume at low doses. Aldehydes usually show most in the top notes. They pair often with florals, powdery notes, musk and woods. Because they leave a polished, classic impression, aldehydic fragrances suit office wear, daytime and formal settings, and they tend to bloom nicely in cooler seasons.
The Aldehydic accord appears in 2,847 perfumes in the Fisfis catalogue. Below are the most popular scents where it leads.
Perfumes led by the Aldehydic accord
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Jean-Paul Gaultier Le Male Superman Eau Fraiche (2017)
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Bogue Maai (2014)
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Avon Timeless (1974)
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Maison Martin Margiela Dancing On The Moon (2016)
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Jean-Paul Gaultier Le Male Popeye Eau Fraiche (2016)
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Xerjoff Fatal Charme (2012)
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Caron Nocturnes de (1981)
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Dior New Look 2024 (2024)
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Chanel 1932 Eau de Parfum (2016)
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Nina Ricci Nina (1987) (1987)
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Benetton Cold (1997)
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Vilhelm Parfumerie Sparkling Jo (2023)
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Lancôme Climat Parfum Extrait Lancôme (1967)
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Bourjois Kobako (1936)
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Karl Lagerfeld Photo (1990)
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Courrèges in Blue Courrèges (1983)
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Hermès Caleche Soie de Parfum Hermès (1992)
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Merit Retrospect (2024)
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Parfum d Empire Le Cri de la Lumière Parfum d'Empire (2017)
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Balenciaga Le Dix Perfume (1947)
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Givenchy L'Interdit (1957)
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Guerlain Patchouli Paris (2024)
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Serge Lutens Laine de Verre (2014)
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Playboy New York (2010)