NYMPHEAL

Nympheal is a synthetic floral material from Givaudan, combining lily-of-the-valley and cyclamen impressions with green, watery freshness. A linden-blossom facet adds another floral shade. Its distinctive balance is fresh yet creamy: it can suggest moist petals while giving the flower accord fullness rather than making it merely thin or airy.

Perfumers can use Nympheal to build a white-floral impression and help it spread through a composition. These are descriptions of its possible contribution, not guarantees about the strength of a finished perfume. Nympheal is a named molecule, not a water-lily, lotus or linden extract. Its floral references describe how it smells; the other ingredients and their proportions determine the fragrance you encounter.