• Provides sharp green-leafy freshness with citrusy sparkle
• Ideal for muguet florals, green aldehydes, colognes, and air-fresh spring florals
• Common in clean shampoo-style and modern linen perfumes
• Enhances top note brightness and green floral diffusion
• Suitable for use in oil perfumes, attars, solid perfumes, and mists

Triplal (Vertocitral) is a powerful green-citrus aldehyde with a bright, zesty aroma combining leafy green notes, sparkling citrus, and fresh floral tones. Often used to enhance the freshness of top notes, Triplal is a staple in muguet (lily of the valley), citrus, aldehydic, and shampoo-style floral perfumes, where it provides a sharp leafy lift and natural spring-like effect.

Perfect for building green florals, fresh colognes, sporty mists, and clean fabric-style compositions.

INCI Name: Triplal (Vertocitral)

CAS Number: 639-49-6

Molecular Formula: C11H18O

Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid

Odor Description: Green citrus, leafy floral, aldehydic, fresh muguet

Purity: 97%+

Boiling Point: ~232°C

Flash Point: ~96°C

Density: ~0.87 g/cm³

Solubility: Soluble in alcohol, oils, and DPG

Recommended Usage Level: 0.1%–4% in final perfume concentrate

Category: Green-Aldehydic Modifier – Top/Heart Note – Perfumery Use

Use 0.3–2.5% to bring clean leafy sharpness and floral-citrus freshness to spring florals, fougères, and powdery musks.

💡 To add sparkling green freshness to your perfume 🍃🍋, use 0.3–2.5% Triplal (Vertocitral) in oil or alcohol-based blends.

🌿 Pair with muguet, jasmine, or freesia for a clean floral bouquet.

🧼 Combine with aldehyde C-12 or cyclamen aldehyde for shampoo-style top notes.

🌸 Use in sporty citrus or tea-floral perfumes for extra diffusion and lift.

🔄 Allow the blend to rest 3–5 days for smooth aldehydic blooming.

⚠️ High impact—use in moderation to maintain harmony in delicate florals.

Q1: What does Triplal smell like?

It smells like green leaves and zesty citrus, with floral aldehydic tones—sharp, bright, and fresh.

Q2: Is it a natural ingredient?

No. It’s a synthetic aroma chemical, designed for high performance and consistent freshness in green-floral top notes.

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

Yes! Triplal is soluble in alcohol, DPG, and oils, suitable for attars, roll-ons, mists, and solid perfume formats.

Q4: What styles of perfume benefit from Triplal?

Best for muguet and freesia florals, fresh fougères, sporty citrus, and shampoo-clean florals.

Q5: What blends well with Triplal?

Blends beautifully with lily of the valley, freesia, aldehydes, white musks, neroli, and green herbal top notes.