Where it comes from
A synthetic polycyclic musk introduced in the 1960s.
How perfumers use it
One of the most used musks in the world, in detergents, cosmetics and perfumes.
Did you know? If something smells “clean”, there is a good chance it contains a polycyclic musk.
For education only. Raw materials should be diluted for smelling and never applied neat to skin. Always follow the supplier’s safety data sheet and the current IFRA Standards.
