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Cade oil rectified + Ethylene Brassylate

These two appear together in 3 of the formulas published to the PerfuMate community. That is a record of two materials used together in real formulations, and it is only that: a record of use, not a recommendation engine. They are listed below so the evidence can be read.

Smoky

A natural smoky leather material, in the base band, impact 9 of 10, 17 days on a blotter. CAS 8013-10-3.

Musk

A synthetic clean musk material, in the base band, impact 2 of 10, 8.7 days on a blotter. CAS 105-95-3.

Where the classifications meet

They share no olfactive family: Cade oil rectified is filed under Smoky, Leather, Woody and Ethylene Brassylate under Musk, Sweet, Aldehydic, Powdery, Floral. What joins them here is use, not classification.

The published formulas they share

Published formulas: PerfuMate's house accords and formulas members chose to publish. The figures are each material's share of the concentrate.

  • Smoke AccordCade oil rectified 1.4%  ·  Ethylene Brassylate 31.3%
  • Tobacco AccordCade oil rectified 0.02%  ·  Ethylene Brassylate 27.8%
  • Leather AccordCade oil rectified 0.41%  ·  Ethylene Brassylate 27.4%

Try Cade oil rectified + Ethylene Brassylate in a formula

A new formula with both, 10 g in all, in the ratio of their median shares above: Cade oil rectified 0.1 g, Ethylene Brassylate 9.9 g. Cade oil rectified is IFRA-restricted, so the IFRA check may flag the pair on its own. Use it as a base inside a fuller formula.

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