# Amyl Acetate

Source: https://dupehacking.com/ingredients/amyl-acetate
CAS: 628-63-7



Amyl acetate smells of fresh, ripe pear and green apple — clean, ethereal, and bright. It is lighter and more pear-forward than its better-known cousin isoamyl acetate , which leans more toward banana. At high concentrations there is a solvent-like quality, but in traces it delivers pure, sparkling fruit. Use amyl acetate at very low levels to add fruity lift and sparkle to your top notes. A trace in oriental and floral compositions creates an airy brightness without any obvious fruitiness. It pairs naturally with white florals and aquatic notes, boosting freshness and diffusion. Other fruity esters, hedione, and linalool are its natural companions. Less is always more here — this is a top n… — Fraterworks

## How the catalogue uses it
- Appears in 3 formulas.
- Dose: 1.67% to 10.00%, average 5.48%.

- Usually weighed alongside: Triplal, Cedarwood Virginia Oil, Benzyl Acetate, Amyris Wood Oil, Gamma Undecalactone, Verdox.


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