Dihydroactinidiolide
Used in 2 formulas
About this material
Dihydroactinidiolide (also known as musk coumarin) is a wonderful long-lasting lactone found naturally in black tea, tobacco, fenugreek, and in the scent glands of the red fox. It also functions as a pheremone in red fire ants and certain fruit flies. A very uncommon musk, dihydroactinidiolide is a unique material that enhances and blends with tea chemicals and accords and harmonises wonderfully with tobacco, coumarin and tonka materials. It also has delicate nuances of spices, peach and medjool dates. — Fraterworks
Usage in formulas
The 792nd most used material of 1414 in the catalogue, present in 2 of 806 formulas. A signature material: whoever uses it means to.
Where it actually lives
The share of each family's formulas that contain it. Not how often it appears, but how indispensable it is inside that family.
- Oriental Woodyin 3% of 31 formulas
