Characteristics
- INCI
- Amyl Cinnamal
- CAS
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122-40-7
This is the substance number in the Chemical Abstracts Service registry. The CAS number uniquely identifies a substance regardless of language, trade name, or synonyms.
- EC
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204-541-5
This is the substance number in the European chemical identification system (EC number), used in European regulatory databases including ECHA/CosIng.
- IUPAC
- 2-Benzylideneheptanal
- Functions
- perfuming
- EU Restr.
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III/67
EU regulatory status: restricted use. The ingredient is permitted in EU cosmetics but its use and labelling are regulated.
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Для кого подходит
Description
Amyl Cinnamal is a fragrance ingredient used in many skincare, haircare, and personal care products to give a sweet, floral scent often described as jasmine-like. It does not provide a direct skin-care benefit such as hydration or exfoliation; its main role is to make a formula smell pleasant and more appealing to use. You’ll most often find it in perfumes, lotions, shampoos, conditioners, body washes, and other scented products.
Because it is a fragrance component rather than an active treatment ingredient, the people who “benefit” most are those who enjoy scented formulas and want a product with a polished, sensory finish. It can help mask less pleasant base odors in a formula and contribute to the overall user experience. In haircare, it works the same way: adding scent rather than changing the condition of the hair itself.
Caveat: Amyl Cinnamal is a known fragrance allergen for some people, especially those with sensitive skin or a history of reacting to scented products. If you’re prone to irritation, eczema, or fragrance sensitivity, it’s worth choosing fragrance-free options or patch testing new products. As always, the full formula matters more than any single ingredient.
Found in products (1 501 total)
Наиболее часто встречается в продукции Biolage (56 продуктов)
