# Vetikolacetat

Source: https://dupehacking.com/ingredients/vetikolacetat
CAS: 68083-58-9



There is no denying it: this smells like cannabis… and vetiver and rhubarb. Vetikolacetat (also called veticol or vetikol acetate) is a truly interesting material. In small amounts it adds a wonderful vetiver note in the complete absence of any natural vetiver, but it is also a magnificent nuancer and booster for the essential oil. We use it in our best selling Vetiver fragrance, Serge Lutens uses 0.4% as the sole vetiver note in his Ambre Sultan (1993) for ladies and gentleman, and 0.25% is found in the plush Amouage masculine Interlude Black Iris where it modifies 2% natural vetiver. It's relatively long lasting, novel and versatile, being able to be coaxed in a myriad directions depending… — Fraterworks

## How the catalogue uses it
- Appears in 7 formulas.
- Dose: 0.13% to 1.15%, average 0.48%.
- Most at home in: Amber Woody, Amber, Woody Chypre.
- Usually weighed alongside: Patchouli Oil Light Patchoulol, Exaltolide, Ambroxan, Cedarwood Virginia Oil, Vanillin, Coumarin.


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