• Delicate floral ingredient with orange blossom softness and subtle powdery warmth
• Adds elegant floral lift and creamy smoothness to heart notes
• Ideal in soft florals, vintage musky perfumes, baby scents, and shampoo-style blends
• Excellent for oil perfumes, roll-ons, solids, incense blends, and body mists
• Evokes classic romantic floral character without overpowering indolic heaviness

Nerolin Yara Yara is a classic aroma compound with a sweet, delicate orange blossom and neroli-like floral scent, softened by powdery-musky nuances. Often used in romantic floral, powdery musky, and vintage cologne compositions, it imparts a sense of freshness, femininity, and soft sillage to perfumes. This molecule is especially valued for its round, warm floral tone, without the sharpness of real neroli or heavy indolic notes.

Perfect for creating nostalgic floral hearts, soft baby-like perfumes, and vintage aldehydic blends.

INCI Name: Nerolin Yara Yara

CAS Number: 8013-85-4 (mixture)

Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid

Odor Description: Sweet neroli, floral, soft powdery, musky, orange blossom-like

Purity: Aroma blend (not a single molecule)

Boiling Point: ~240°C

Flash Point: ~100°C

Density: ~0.94 g/cm³

Solubility: Soluble in alcohol, DPG, and oils

Recommended Usage Level: 1%–6% in concentrate

Category: Soft Floral Modifier – Heart Note – Perfumery Use

Use 1–5% to create soft powdery floral hearts in floral, aldehydic, or cologne-style compositions.

💡 To add gentle neroli-like sweetness and powdery elegance 🌼👶, use 1–5% Nerolin Yara Yara in your perfume oils or solids.

🌸 Blend with jasmine or heliotropin for a soft baby-powder floral heart.

🧴 Pair with aldehydes, white musks, or sandalwood for a luxury body care scent.

🌼 Add to orange blossom, rose, or violet compositions to smooth out sharpness.

🔄 Mix well and let age 5–7 days for a rounded finish.

⚠️ Nerolin Yara Yara is subtle and smooth—perfect for layering without harshness.

Q1: What does Nerolin Yara Yara smell like?

It smells like a soft orange blossom/neroli, powdery and sweet with creamy musk undertones. Very clean and floral.

Q2: Is it a single molecule?

No, it’s a blended aromatic base used to replicate neroli-like florals with a softer finish.

Q3: What styles of perfume benefit most from it?

Excellent for floral, powdery, aldehydic, baby-like, and musky classic compositions.

Q4: Can I use it in oil perfumes or roll-ons?

Yes! It’s perfectly suited for attars, oil-based blends, roll-ons, and solids.

Q5: What does it blend well with?

Best with rose, heliotropin, aldehydes, musk ketone, sandalwood, and vanilla-based materials.