• Deep, smoky leather character with amber-woody warmth
• Smooth balance of intensity and sophistication
• Long-lasting musky-amber base with great diffusion
• Ideal for masculine, unisex, and niche perfumery
• Versatile for fragrances, candles, and body care

The Leather Accord embodies depth, warmth, and sophistication. It evokes the rich aroma of fine leather infused with smoky resins, soft woods, and a subtle sweetness that lingers on the skin. Dark yet refined, this accord adds strength, mystery, and modern elegance to any creation.

Appearance: Clear to pale amber liquid

Odor Profile: Smoky, leathery, woody-amber, slightly sweet

Olfactive Family: Leather – Woody – Ambery

Solubility: Soluble in alcohol, DPG, most oils

Flash Point: > 80 °C (approx., solvent dependent)

Stability: Stable in alcohol perfumes, creams, and candles

Recommended Dosage: 0.5% – 10% depending on application

Usage Areas: Fine fragrances, grooming products, candles, incense

The Leather Accord adds depth and elegance to a wide variety of formulations:

• Perfumes & Colognes – as a leather base or modifier in niche creations
  
• Body Care – works in creams, lotions, and premium men’s grooming products
  
• Hair Care – adds a dark refined note in shampoos and conditioners
  
• Candles & Home Fragrance – creates a warm, luxurious atmosphere
  
• Incense & Pot Pourri – enhances smoky, resinous blends

💡Use the Leather Accord as the foundation of bold, sophisticated fragrances. Brighten it with citrus or floral top notes for lift, or darken it with oud, tobacco, or spices for a richer, more niche-style effect.

Q1: What does the Leather Accord smell like?

It has a deep, smoky leather character with woody-amber warmth and a subtle sweetness.

Q2: Can I use it directly in perfumes?

Yes, it is ready to blend into alcohol-based perfumes and other fragrance bases.

Q3: What dosage should I use?

For perfumes, start at 3–8%. For candles, body care, or incense, 0.5–3% is usually enough. Always test in your base.

Q4: Is it suitable for men’s or women’s perfumes?

Both. While leather is often linked to masculine scents, when paired with florals or gourmand notes it works beautifully in unisex and feminine styles.

Q5: Can it be used in candles and incense?

Yes, the smoky-amber leather effect translates very well into both wax and incense formats.