calone
Calone is a synthetic fragrance note known for its fresh, marine-like aroma, reminiscent of a sea breeze.
Intensity
moderate
Longevity
moderate
Popularity
0 fragrances
Family
Unclassified
About calone
Calone, also known as Watermelon Ketone, is a synthetic compound that has significantly influenced the fragrance industry since its introduction. It is celebrated for its unique ability to evoke the cool, ozonic qualities of the sea, making it a popular choice for creating fresh, aquatic fragrances. Beyond its marine character, Calone can also impart a slight hint of watermelon, adding a subtle fruity nuance to its predominantly fresh and airy profile. This versatility makes it an invaluable tool in the perfumer's palette, allowing for the creation of complex, multi-dimensional scents that can transport the wearer to oceanic landscapes. Its role in perfumery is often to inject a burst of freshness, lighten heavier compositions, or to add a modern, clean edge to classic fragrances.
Natural Sources
- •Synthetic creation in a laboratory setting
Synthetic Alternatives
Cyclopentadecanone
Perfumer's Tips
Calone is used sparingly in fragrance compositions due to its potent nature. It is typically blended at low concentrations to add a fresh, aquatic character without overwhelming the other notes. Perfumers must balance it carefully to achieve the desired marine effect without veering into overly synthetic territory.