Narcissus Hay Loft

Formula · 36 ingredients · Floral — Animalic narcotic floral, hay

RUŌOD House CreationRUŌOD House OriginalsRegulatory assessment pending

In short

A green, honeyed, narcotic narcissus with an animal-earthy undertone and a dry hay-wood base.

Concept

Narcissus flowering under a hay loft in March. The flower's narcotic green honey and its own animal undertone — p-cresol, indole — against dry hay, warm straw and damp earth. A spring flower against a barn.

  • Family. Floral — Animalic narcotic floral, hay
  • Main accords. Narcissus, Animal undertone, Dry hay, Damp earth
  • Intended for. Gender-neutral, Experimental, Luxury niche, Spring
  • Season and occasion. Spring
  • Collection. RUŌOD House Originals · one of the RUŌOD House Creations

How it develops

  • Opening. Bitter orange, galbanum, violet leaf and petitgrain absolute with leafy hexenol.
  • Heart. Narcissus absolute, p-cresyl acetate and phenylacetate, indole, Indolarome, cis-jasmone, benzyl acetate and jasmine.
  • Base. Hay, liatris, bran, coumarin and dimethyl hydroquinone with castoreum, civetone, muscone, spikenard, valerian, vetiver, oakmoss, Himalayan cedar and Kephalis.

Ingredients

Quantities are parts by weight of a 1,000-part fragrance concentrate — the weight put on the balance. Where a dilution is given, the line is weighed as that solution in dipropylene glycol, and its share is of the weighed amount.

Ingredients of Narcissus Hay Loft, parts per 1,000
MaterialQuantityDilutionShare
Hedione 90.00 — 9.00%
Narcissus AbsoluteAs written: Narcissus Absolute 10% DPG 80.00 10% in DPG 8.00%
Cedarwood Oil (Himalayan)As written: Deodar cedarwood oil 70.00 — 7.00%
Benzyl Acetate 60.00 — 6.00%
Exaltolide 60.00 — 6.00%
Linalool 60.00 — 6.00%
Kephalis 50.00 — 5.00%
Hay AbsoluteAs written: Hay Absolute 10% DPG 40.00 10% in DPG 4.00%
Bitter Orange Oil (Expressed) 30.00 — 3.00%
Guaiac Wood Oil 30.00 — 3.00%
Patchouli Oil 30.00 — 3.00%
Vetiver Oil 30.00 — 3.00%
Bran AbsoluteAs written: Bran Absolute 10% DPG 20.00 10% in DPG 2.00%
cis-3-HexenolAs written: cis-3-Hexenol 10% DPG 20.00 10% in DPG 2.00%
cis-JasmoneAs written: cis-Jasmone 10% DPG 20.00 10% in DPG 2.00%
Liatris AbsoluteAs written: Liatris Absolute 10% DPG 20.00 10% in DPG 2.00%
p-Cresyl AcetateAs written: p-Cresyl Acetate 10% DPG 20.00 10% in DPG 2.00%
p-Cresyl PhenylacetateAs written: p-Cresyl Phenylacetate 10% DPG 20.00 10% in DPG 2.00%
Sclareolide 20.00 — 2.00%
Castoreum AbsoluteAs written: Castoreum Absolute 10% DPG 15.00 10% in DPG 1.50%
CivetoneAs written: Civetone 1% DPG 15.00 1% in DPG 1.50%
Coumarin 15.00 — 1.50%
Galbanum Oil 15.00 — 1.50%
IndolaromeAs written: Indolarome 10% DPG 15.00 10% in DPG 1.50%
IndoleAs written: Indole 10% DPG 15.00 10% in DPG 1.50%
Isobutyl Phenylacetate 15.00 — 1.50%
Jasmine Absolute (Grandiflorum) 15.00 — 1.50%
Muscone 15.00 — 1.50%
Oakmoss AbsoluteAs written: Oakmoss Absolute 10% DPG 15.00 10% in DPG 1.50%
Terrasol 15.00 — 1.50%
Violet Leaf AbsoluteAs written: Violet Leaf Absolute 10% DPG 15.00 10% in DPG 1.50%
Dimethyl Hydroquinone 10.00 — 1.00%
Petitgrain Absolute 10.00 — 1.00%
Spikenard Oil 10.00 — 1.00%
Valerian Root OilAs written: Valerian Root Oil 10% DPG 10.00 10% in DPG 1.00%
Ylang Ylang Absolute 10.00 — 1.00%
Total1000.00 parts100.00%

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Composition notes

Safety and compliance

  • Status. Regulatory assessment pending. No formula-level safety assessment is documented yet, so this page does not say the formula is compliant for any use.
  • IFRA Standards. The IFRA Standards Library covers 6 of its materials: Exaltolide (Restriction: Cyclopentadecanolide, Amendment 49); Linalool (Specification: Linalool, Amendment 38); Bitter Orange Oil (Expressed) (Restriction: Bitter orange peel oil expressed, Amendment 49); Coumarin (Restriction: Coumarin, Amendment 49); Jasmine Absolute (Grandiflorum) (Restriction: Jasmine absolute (grandiflorum), Amendment 49); Oakmoss Absolute (Oakmoss extracts, Amendment 49).
  • Phototoxicity. Bitter Orange Oil (Expressed) is phototoxic; IFRA limits phototoxic materials in products left on skin exposed to sunlight.
  • Skin sensitisation. EU-labelled fragrance allergens present as ingredients: Coumarin, Evernia prunastri extract, Linalool. Natural materials carry further allergens as constituents, declared from the supplier’s data, and Regulation (EU) 2023/1545 extends the list to be labelled on products placed on the EU market from 31 July 2026.
  • Product category. Limits depend on the product: fine fragrance, leave-on and rinse-off products have different IFRA categories, and each Standard sets its own figure for each.

Source and attribution

RUŌOD House Creation — an original composition by RUŌOD House. Published as the house’s own work, as attested by the owner of RUOOD Lab on 26 October 2026. The name is the collection’s own and has not been through a trademark search; it needs a formal clearance before any commercial use.

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