# Eugenyl Acetate

Source: https://dupehacking.com/ingredients/eugenyl-acetate
CAS: 93-28-7

Smells of: warm, spicy, slightly sweet
Role: spicy top note / enhancer

Eugenyl Acetate opens with a bright, fresh, and slightly sweet profile reminiscent of clove and nutmeg, giving it a warm, spicy character. As it develops, the sweetness softens, revealing a more rounded, woody undertone that adds depth without overpowering other notes. In a formula, it acts as a bridge between spicy and floral elements, enhancing the overall complexity and richness of the composition. It pairs well with citrus notes to create a vibrant top, or with florals to add a warm, spicy nuance. The typical usage is between 0.089% and 3.07%, with most applications around 0.325%.

## How the catalogue uses it
- Appears in 8 formulas.
- Dose: 0.09% to 4.98%, average 1.44%.
- Most at home in: Leathery, Amber Floral, Amber.
- Usually weighed alongside: Habanolide, Exaltolide, Vanillin, Muscenone Delta, Linalool, Sandalore.


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