Acetyl Cedrene

Other names: Lignofix, Methyl cedrylone, Methyl Cedryl Ketone, Vertofix coeur, Woodyflor, 9- acetyl cedr-8-ene, 9- acetyl-8-cedrene, acetyl-alpha-cedrene, 1-cedr-8-en-9-yl ethanone, Wood Ambre

Harm score: 3 (Harmless chemicals)

Acetyl Cedrene, also known as Lignofix, Methyl cedrylone, Methyl Cedryl Ketone, Vertofix coeur, Woodyflor, 9- acetyl cedr-8-ene, 9- acetyl-8-cedrene, acetyl-alpha-cedrene, 1- cedr-8-en-9-yl ethanone, or Wood Ambre, is an organic substance that is often used in perfumery and cosmetic manufacturing. It is a synthesized analogue of natural cedr-8-ene, which has a characteristic woody aroma with a hint of spiciness, reminiscent of the scent of cedar or sandalwood.

Due to its distinctive and pleasant aroma, acetyl cedrene is a popular ingredient in many commercial perfumes and colognes. In addition, it is widely used in the manufacture of various body lotions, soaps, shampoos and other cosmetic products for body and hair care. Due to its specific aroma, Acetyl Cedrene is often added to cleaning and laundry products, scented candles, aromatherapy oils and other products designed to create a pleasant atmosphere. However, it is added to these products in small amounts to avoid irritation to the skin or respiratory tract of more sensitive individuals.