Lilyflore by Firmenich Description and usage notes: An expensive but very effective alternative to the now banned Lyral and perhaps also to Lilial. Description from Firmenich: “LILYFLORE® is a beautiful muguet floral note between Hydroxycitronellal, Lilial®, and Lyral®.LILYFLORE® has a long lasting floral effect with substantial volume and excellent stability. It brings a moist fresh note, similar to Lyral®, in green florals.” You can read more about their suggested use levels, performance in different media and so on in the specification sheet provided in the Documents section below. Unlike the many other muguet materials this one has the tenacity, and abiltiy to work in traces, to rival Lyral. Being an alcohol, unlike most muguet materials, which are aldehydes, it is much more stable both in storage and in a variety of media. Recommended usage levels are from traces to 1%, perhaps as much as 5% of the concentrate. It is effective alongside cheaper muguet materials at levels of 0.1% or even less, giving it a good price-to-performance ratio, despite its relatively high price. Despite many similarities to Lyral it isn’t a direct replacement on its own but does give aspects to a replacer that are not available from other materials. It forms part of the Pell Wall Lyral Replacer. Note that Lilyflore crystallises into a white solid very easily and once it has done so it takes quite a bit of heat to melt it again: hence we supply it at 50% in DEP to ensure it remains liquid. If you require the undiluted product we can supply that at the same price but we make a small charge to melt it for you. Note that you only need to pay the melting charge once, regardless of how much Lilyflore you are buying.