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PINK PEPPER CO2

RESTRICTION
CAS
68917-52-2
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Material type
natural co2
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Pink Pepper CO2, derived from the berries of the Schinus molle tree, is a natural CO2 extract known for its warm, spicy, and slightly fruity character. In perfumery, it is often used to add a vibrant and piquant note to compositions, enhancing the overall complexity of a fragrance. Pink Pepper CO2 typically sits in the top to middle notes of a formula, where it can impart a fresh and lively quality, making it a popular choice in both floral and spicy blends. Its unique profile allows it to complement a variety of other ingredients, including citrus, florals, and woods, providing a modern twist to traditional accords. While it is generally regarded as safe for use in perfumery, it is important to note that Pink Pepper CO2 may contain allergens, and perfumers should be mindful of potential sensitivities. As with many natural extracts, it is advisable to adhere to IFRA guidelines and regulations regarding its usage in cosmetic formulations to ensure consumer safety. — AI-generated summary, 2026-09-02.

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Cost
£1920/kg
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Descriptors
pink pepperrosyspicyfresh
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