# Mysore Acetate

Source: https://dupehacking.com/ingredients/mysore-acetate
CAS: 30772-69-1



Mysore Acetate has a clean, soft sandalwood character with an unusual violet-floral accent that sets it apart from every other sandalwood material. There is subtle amber warmth and a light tropical-fruit nuance in the background. It reads as transparent and woody rather than creamy or milky. The violet facet is what makes Mysore Acetate special — it bridges woody and floral notes in a way other sandalwood synthetics cannot. Use it to add woody depth to iris and violet accords, or floral dimension to sandalwood bases. It lasts well over a week on a blotter. Pair Mysore Acetate with ionones to amplify the violet-wood effect, or blend it alongside Javanol and Sandalore for a full sandalwood acc… — Fraterworks

## How the catalogue uses it
- Appears in 6 formulas.
- Dose: 0.22% to 2.23%, average 1.04%.
- Most at home in: Oriental Woody, Amber Woody, Woody Spicy.
- Usually weighed alongside: Sandalore, Iso E Super, Cedarwood Virginia Oil, Copaíba Balsam Oil, Ambroxan, Vertofix Coeur.


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