# Isoeugenyl Acetate

Source: https://dupehacking.com/ingredients/isoeugenyl-acetate
CAS: 93-29-8



Isoeugenyl Acetate is the acetylated version of Isoeugenol . It functions like a softer and sweeter version of Isoeugenol with less diffusion, however like its related alcohol it adds a lovely warmth to the dry down of a scent. It has a particularly good synergy with balsams and resins as evidenced by its use in Coco (1984) by Jacques Polge for Chanel at 1.2% (demo formula below). Use Isoeugenyl acetate to add a soft carnation or clove note or use it in a gourmand Speculaas cookie accord. Oftentimes a little of this material is all that is needed to add an inviting rounding out of basenotes in a scent which may otherwise seem cold. It could be perceived perhaps as adding colour. It's value s… — Fraterworks

## How the catalogue uses it
- Appears in 34 formulas.
- Dose: 0.11% to 5.09%, average 0.86%.
- Most at home in: Floral, Amber Woody, Floral Woody Musky.
- Usually weighed alongside: Ambroxan, Hedione, Iso E Super, Hedione HC, Linalool, Florol.


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