Science
Mechanism of Action
Functions as a perfuming agent by providing volatile aromatic compounds that create fresh, herbal top notes while simultaneously masking undesirable odors from other ingredients. Its substituted cyclohexyl ether structure enables superior stability and diffusion properties compared to natural alternatives.
Research
Clinical Evidence
Medium confidence1%
Key findings
- 01 RIFM safety assessment established 2.5% maximum concentration based on No Expected Sensitization Induction Level of 5500 μg/cm²
- 02 Standard fragrance evaluation at 1.0% concentration demonstrated effective herbal-green olfactory profile
Transparency
Dusting Analysis
Primarily used as a fragrance ingredient at specific concentrations rather than being subject to dusting practices
The Formula
Formulation
Stability
Exceptionally stable across wide pH range including harsh alkaline and oxidative environments due to non-polar, aprotic structure
Conflicts
- Nitrosating agents
- Strong oxidizing industrial agents
Safety
Safety Profile
Classified as potential skin sensitizer (H317) and eye irritant (H319). Complies with EU Cosmetics Regulation and IFRA standards with established safe usage limits.
Your Skin
Skin Compatibility
Our Assessment
Verdict
A specialized fragrance ingredient that serves its purpose well but offers limited skincare benefits beyond sensory enhancement.
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