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Calone
Calone
Olfactory Notes: Marine · Ozonic · Watery · Cucumber · Melon · Salty · Fresh · Cool
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Information About Calone
Key Features
- Iconic marine aroma with cucumber-melon watery freshness
- Ideal for aquatic colognes, unisex mists, ozone florals, and sport scents
- Adds sharp, fresh, and airy diffusion to top and heart notes
- Highly diffusive—great for creating “outdoor,” “sea breeze,” or “clean linen” effects
- Works well in alcohol-based perfumes, oil mists, roll-ons, and solid perfumes
About Calone
Calone, also known as Watermelon Ketone, is a powerful marine-ozonic aroma chemical that delivers a crisp, watery freshness with sea breeze, cucumber, and melon-like notes. Introduced in the 1980s, it revolutionized perfumery with the "marine" genre, used widely in aquatic colognes, unisex perfumes, and summer fragrances.
It gives compositions a cool, breezy atmosphere and is perfect for creating seaside, airy, and sporty perfumes with strong diffusion and freshness.
Technical Data
INCI Name: Calone (Watermelon Ketone)
CAS Number: 28940-11-6
Molecular Formula: C10H10O3
Appearance: White crystalline powder
Odor Description: Marine, fresh, melon, cucumber, ozonic, watery
Purity: 98%+
Boiling Point: ~310°C
Flash Point: ~160°C
Density: ~1.15 g/cm³
Solubility: Soluble in alcohol, DPG; limited solubility in fixed oils
Recommended Usage Level: 0.01%–2% in perfume concentrate
Category: Marine-Ozonic Modifier – Top/Heart Note – Perfumery Use
Application Tips
Use 0.05–1.5% to give your perfume a cool, aquatic lift, especially in summer blends or minimalist clean scents.
Pro Tip
💡 To bring sea breeze freshness into your perfume 🌊🍈, use 0.05–1.5% Calone in sprays, mists, or oil perfumes.
🍃 Combine with violet leaf, neroli, or cyclamen aldehyde for a fresh aquatic heart.
🌸 Add to freesia or jasmine for breezy marine florals.
🧼 Use in linen mists, spa sprays, or clean base blends for an airy profile.
🔄 Pre-dissolve in alcohol or DPG before adding to oils—Calone is crystalline.
⚠️ Potent and sharp—start low and blend carefully to avoid overwhelming softer notes.
FAQ
Q1: What does Calone smell like?
It smells marine-fresh, like sea air, watermelon, cucumber, and ozone—cool, airy, and aquatic.
Q2: Is it natural or synthetic?
Calone is a synthetic aroma chemical, created specifically for use in modern aquatic and ozonic perfumery.
Q3: Can it be used in oil-based perfumes or attars?
Yes, but it should be pre-dissolved in DPG or alcohol for smooth blending, especially in oil systems.
Q4: What styles of perfumes benefit from Calone?
Perfect for aquatic perfumes, unisex summer colognes, sporty fresh scents, and spa-style mists.
Q5: What does it blend well with?
Pairs beautifully with violet leaf, cyclamen aldehyde, jasmine, lily, neroli, white musks, and citrus top notes.
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