What it is
Methyldihydrojasmonate is one of the most widely used fragrance materials in modern perfumery, prized for its smooth, transparent, jasmine-like floral character and its ability to lift and blend other notes. In sunscreens and skin care it is included as part of the fragrance to round out and soften the scent. It is typically used at low levels appropriate to fragrance.
Safety & warnings
It is a long-established and broadly used perfumery ingredient employed within recognized fragrance safe-use levels. As with fragrance materials generally, individuals with fragrance sensitivities may react to scented products and can patch test if concerned.
Origin & sourcing
Synthetic fragrance compound; the related jasmonate structure occurs in jasmine, but the commercial material is manufactured.
Questions everyone asks
What does this ingredient smell like?
It has a soft, transparent, jasmine-like floral note and is used to add and blend floral character in fragrances.
Is it the same as Hedione?
Yes. Hedione is a well-known trade name for methyldihydrojasmonate.