Science
Mechanism of Action
Functions as both a masking and perfuming agent by interacting with olfactory receptors to provide long-lasting fruity, green notes. Its cyclic ether structure and high lipophilicity (logP ~3.66) allow it to bind effectively to skin and hair surfaces, creating sustained fragrance release without the instability issues common to sulfur-containing cassis compounds.
Research
Clinical Evidence
Medium confidence0.23%
Key findings
- 01 IFRA standards establish maximum 5% concentration in fragrance concentrates
- 02 Market analysis shows typical usage at 0.1-0.23% in finished cosmetic products
Transparency
Dusting Analysis
This is a specialized fragrance ingredient used at precise concentrations rather than dusted for marketing purposes
The Formula
Formulation
Stability
Exceptionally stable across various formulation bases including soaps, detergents, and antiperspirants. Superior stability compared to sulfur-based fruity compounds with minimal off-note development.
Conflicts
- Strong oxidizing agents
- Strong acids
- Strong alkalis
Safety
Safety Profile
Classified as skin and eye irritant (H315, H319) in concentrated form. IFRA regulated with category-specific usage limits. OECD 406 testing indicates no known sensitization potential.
Your Skin
Skin Compatibility
Our Assessment
Verdict
A specialized fragrance ingredient that serves its masking and perfuming functions effectively, though offers no direct skin benefits beyond sensorial enhancement.
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