Rose Crystal 10% in DPG

Rose Crystal 10% in DPG

• INCI Name:
  Phenethyl Alcohol (and) Dipropylene Glycol (DPG)
• Molecular Formula:
  • Phenethyl Alcohol: C₈H₁₀O
  • DPG: C₆H₁₄O₃
• CAS Number:
  • Phenethyl Alcohol: 60-12-8
  • DPG: 25265-71-8
• Alternate Names:
  • Rose Crystal
  • Phenethyl Alcohol (PEA)
  • 2-Phenylethanol
  • Rose Alcohol
  • Floral Rose Base
  • 10% Rose Crystal Solution
• Benefits & Uses (Short):
  • Soft natural rose-like floral aroma
  • Used as a key building block in rose accords
  • Adds freshness and realism to floral perfumes
  • Works as a mild preservative in cosmetic systems
  • Used in perfumes, attars, creams, lotions, soaps, shampoos
• How It Works (Short):
  • Provides a true rose petal-like aroma molecule that forms the backbone of many rose perfumes
  • Blends with geraniol, citronellol, and phenylpropanoids to create realistic floral bouquets
  • Evaporates moderately, contributing both top and heart note floral character
  • DPG acts as a carrier solvent, improving dilution, stability, and controlled release
  • Helps smooth sharp floral edges and improves diffusion of rose accords
  • Also exhibits mild antimicrobial properties, supporting product preservation

• FAQs:

  Q: Why is it called Rose Crystal?
  A: Because phenethyl alcohol forms a crystalline solid at low temperatures, giving it a “crystal rose” trade name in diluted form.

  Q: Does it smell like real rose?
  A: Yes, it gives a soft, natural rose petal aroma but is less complex than natural rose oil.

  Q: Why is it diluted in DPG?
  A: To make it easier to handle, measure, and blend in fragrance formulations.

  Q: Is it safe in cosmetics?
  A: Yes, it is widely used in perfumes and skincare with good safety profile at regulated levels.

  Q: What perfumes use Rose Crystal?
  A: Floral perfumes, rose attars, body sprays, soaps, and cosmetic fragrances.