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Ethylene Brassylate + p-Cresol

These two appear together in 2 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.

Musk

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

Smoky

A synthetic smoky phenolic material, in the heart band, impact 9 of 10, 20 hours on a blotter. CAS 106-44-5.

Where the classifications meet

They share no olfactive family: Ethylene Brassylate is filed under Musk, Sweet, Aldehydic, Powdery, Floral and p-Cresol under Smoky, Animalic, Herbal. 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.

Try Ethylene Brassylate + p-Cresol in a formula

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

How to build a perfume accord Fifty house accords, with their formulas

What else does Ethylene Brassylate appear with?

What else does p-Cresol appear with?