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METHYL IONONE GAMMA COEUR

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CAS
127-51-5
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Material type
synthetic aroma chemical
Canonical source
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Methyl Ionone Gamma Coeur (CAS 127-51-5) is a synthetic aroma chemical known for its floral and woody characteristics, often described as having a violet-like scent. It is commonly used in perfumery to impart a soft, powdery floral note, making it a popular choice in both fine fragrances and personal care products. Methyl Ionone Gamma Coeur typically sits in the heart or base of a formula, where it can enhance the overall complexity and depth of the fragrance. It is valued for its ability to blend well with other floral notes, as well as with woody and musky accords, contributing to a well-rounded olfactory profile. As with many synthetic aroma chemicals, it is important to consider safety and regulatory aspects when formulating with Methyl Ionone Gamma Coeur. It is advisable to consult the latest IFRA guidelines and safety data sheets to ensure compliance with any restrictions or recommendations regarding its use in cosmetic applications. — AI-generated summary, 2026-09-02.

Formulation

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Cost
£300/kg
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How it behaves

Olfactory profile

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Note tendency
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Descriptors
violetorriswoodypowdery
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Reverse-composition

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Other ingredients whose composition declares this material as a constituent. The percentage shown is the supplier-declared concentration in that parent.

Ingredient%Range
RAINFOREST2%—
LILAC1.33%—
SANDALWOOD FRAGRANCE1.225%—
SANDALWOOD FRAGRANCE OIL1.225%—
Compliance note. Restriction data is sourced directly from IFRA publications and preserved with its document excerpt. Perfume Foundry is a compliance-support tool — not a substitute for a qualified safety assessor (CPSR / PIF).