Blends with citrus, floral, and woody notes: Expands creative possibilities for perfumers
Pairs effectively with other fragrance ingredients: Enhances and transforms existing scent blends
Summarized by Shop
Wonderful for gourmand or woody scents, Filbertone (AKA filbert heptenone) naturally contributes to the odour of hazelnuts and is also a minor component of the scent of chocolate. Due to its astonishing power, we are offering this at 1% diluted in dipropylene glycol (DPG) but we also offer it pure for those who have need of it.
Often mist
Scent Profile
Woody, Fruity, Citrus, Floral
Dilution Ratio
0.1% (when diluted in triethyl citrate)
Pure Form Available
Yes
Brand
Symrise
Form
Fragrance ingredient
Summarized by Shop
4.9
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Very Strong - Use Springly
Shipped fast and packaged well, but this Filbertone is extremely strong, and only reallys smells like hazelnuts when it's more diluted.
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James · July 4, 2026
Tricky!
This can be really powerful in composition, at first it smells JUST like a nail salon, not just the acetone but the bitter chemical smell of the acrylics, but the dry down is so smooth, warm, sweet, and nutty. It took over my composition but I’m not sure I’m mad at it. It gives gourmands the opportunity to stay gourmand vs shifting to a musky, woody or skin like scent on the dry down.
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Abby · April 25, 2026
From nuclear nuttiness to… maple syrup?
When you first apply to blotter this is very very strong, harsh hazelnut that is reminiscent of acetone. I think you would have to dilute this to 0.1% for a non abrasive top note. Interestingly, it dried down to a lovely maple syrup note.
