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Hedirosa: A Radiant Citrus–Floral Molecule Bringing Natural Freshness to Modern Perfumery

  • Writer: Galbora
    Galbora
  • Nov 14
  • 2 min read
Hedirosa: A Radiant Citrus–Floral Molecule Bringing Natural Freshness to Modern Perfumery

I. Introduction — The Art of Fresh Radiance

In contemporary perfumery, where freshness must feel natural, luminous, and effortlessly diffusive, Hedirosa emerges as one of the most versatile modern aroma molecules.With its sparkling citrus–floral character, vibrant grapefruit brightness, and a signature rhubarb-like crispness, Hedirosa rebuilds freshness in compositions without turning sharp or synthetic.

Although it does not occur in nature, its sensory impact feels remarkably natural, making it a favorite for perfumers seeking clean radiance, airy citrus movement, and a fresh-cut floral impression.


II. Chemical Identity — The Structure Behind the Sparkle

Chemical Name: (4S)-4,8-Dimethyl-7-nonen-2-ol

Formula: C₁₁H₂₂O

Molecular Weight: 170.30

CAS No.: 40596-76-7

Purity: 98% min (as Hedirosa)

Appearance: Colorless liquid

Flash Point: 102 °C

Vapor Pressure: 1.59 Pa at 25 °C

ISO 16128:Over 75% – Readily biodegradable

This chiral alcohol carries a bright citrus opening, a floral heart, and a delicate fruity edge, offering both sophistication and clarity.


III. Olfactory Profile — Freshness with Volume and Light

Hedirosa is defined by its:

  • Citrus lift — sparkling, juicy, and modern

  • Floral radiance — soft, airy petals with natural transparency

  • Grapefruit nuance — tart, crisp, energizing

  • Rhubarb tone — green, fruity–acidic, refreshing

  • Clean citrus–floral harmony — perfect for rebalancing compositions

Its diffusive bloom gives immediate impact, making the top notes brighter while supporting the transition into the heart.


Hedirosa: A Radiant Citrus–Floral Molecule Bringing Natural Freshness to Modern Perfumery

IV. Performance & Stability — Built for Modern Formulations

Hedirosa exhibits strong stability across diverse applications, enabling perfumers to use it in both high-end fine fragrances and functional products.

Stability

  • Fine Fragrance: Good

  • Fabric Softener (pH 3): Good

  • Antiperspirants (pH 3.5): Good

  • Toiletries (pH 6): Good

  • Liquid Detergent (pH 9): Good

  • Soap (pH 10): Good

  • Powder Detergent (pH 11): Good

  • Bleach (pH 14): Poor

Substantivity

  • Skin: Good

  • Dry Fabric: Fair

  • Wet Fabric: Good

  • Hair: Good

Tenacity on Blotter

  • > 24 hours, giving freshness longevity without aggressiveness.

Bloom

  • Diffusive — ideal for bright openings and airy floral blends.


V. Applications — A Universal Freshness Booster (0.1–3%)

At levels of 0.1–3%, Hedirosa adds:

  • Natural freshness

  • Citrus–fruity sparkle

  • Floral clarity

  • Grapefruit–rhubarb lift

Perfect for:

  • Fine fragrances

  • Haircare & body products

  • Antiperspirants

  • Fabric conditioners

  • Detergents

  • Air care formulations

Its biodegradability and high purity make it suitable for modern clean-label compositions.


VI. Why Perfumers Choose Hedirosa

  • Creates a natural, bright freshness without metallic harshness

  • Adds clarity and lift to floral hearts

  • Enhances citrus accords with fruit–green modernity

  • Works beautifully with:

    • Neroli

    • Citron & Grapefruit oils

    • Rhubarb notes

    • Aldehydes

    • Rose and airy petal notes

    • Musks & modern clean woods

Hedirosa is more than a top‐note enhancer — it is a radiant structural element, giving fragrances purity, movement, and breathable volume.


This article was researched and written by Galbora.

Use of this content is permitted when citing the source.


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