Butyric Acid

Qué es este material

Butyric acid has a pungent, rancid odor reminiscent of spoiled butter or cheese, which can be quite off-putting in high concentrations. However, in small amounts, it adds a unique depth and complexity to a formula, often enhancing the overall character of gourmand or creamy notes. It can help to round out and soften sharper edges in a composition, providing a subtle warmth that can be surprisingly effective. This material works well with vanilla, lactones, and other creamy elements, and is typically used at very low doses, usually between 0.033% and 0.06%, typically around 0.045%.

Uso en fórmulas

La 683ª materia más usada de 1414 del catálogo, presente en 3 de 806 fórmulas. Una materia de firma: quien la usa lo hace a propósito.