• Metallic-rosy aroma with green-citrus sharpness
• Enhances diffusion and freshness in rose and fruity floral perfumes
• Ideal for modern rose accords, aldehydic blends, lychee notes, and vibrant florals
• Adds brightness to heart and top notes with crisp, edgy projection
• Suitable for fine fragrance, roll-ons, solids, and oil-based perfumes

Rose Oxide is a high-impact aroma chemical known for its fresh, metallic, and slightly citrusy rose scent with green, fruity, and sharp floral nuances. Often used in modern rose accords, it brings diffusion, brightness, and a slightly edgy character to perfumes. Rose Oxide is especially valuable for adding sparkle and modernity to otherwise soft floral blends.

Used in rose, lychee, rhubarb, and aldehydic florals, Rose Oxide adds a clean, radiant lift to both natural and synthetic compositions.

INCI Name: Rose Oxide

CAS Number: 16409-43-1

Molecular Formula: C10H18O

Appearance: Clear, colorless to pale yellow liquid

Odor Description: Fresh metallic rose, green, citrusy, fruity-floral

Purity: 98%+

Boiling Point: ~220°C

Flash Point: ~85°C

Density: ~0.85 g/cm³

Solubility: Soluble in alcohol, DPG, and carrier oils

Recommended Usage Level: 0.01%–1% in perfume concentrate

Category: Floral Modifier – Top/Heart Note – Perfumery Use

Use 0.05–0.5% to add rose sparkle and modern edge to floral or fruity compositions.

💡 To add a radiant, fresh rose edge to your blend 🌹⚡, use 0.05–0.5% Rose Oxide in mists, roll-ons, or attars.

🍇 Combine with rhubarb, lychee, or apple aldehydes for fruity-modern blends.

🌼 Add to rose absolute or phenyl ethyl alcohol for realistic floral sparkle.

🧴 Use in aldehydic florals or clean musks for a fresh, sophisticated opening.

🔄 Let your blend sit 2–4 days—Rose Oxide softens into a floral-green brilliance.

⚠️ Highly diffusive—use with precision to avoid dominating softer florals.

Q1: What does Rose Oxide smell like?

It smells like metallic fresh rose, with green-citrus sharpness, and a light fruity edge—very diffusive and modern.

Q2: Is it natural or synthetic?

Rose Oxide is a synthetic aroma chemical, although it occurs naturally in rose oil in trace amounts.

Q3: Can it be used in oil-based perfumes or attars?

Yes! It dissolves well in DPG, alcohol, and fixed oils, making it ideal for roll-ons, attars, and mists.

Q4: What types of perfumes benefit from it?

Perfect for rose perfumes, lychee florals, aldehydic scents, rhubarb blends, and clean florals.

Q5: What blends well with it?

Pairs beautifully with phenyl ethyl alcohol, geraniol, citronellol, rhubarb, aldehydes, lychee notes, and white musks.