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Humulene (Natural) AC

Synonyms : alpha-caryophyllene, α-Humulene
Form : Liquid
Fragrance group : Spicy
Scent description : A distinctive aroma that is earthy, woody and slightly spicy, with hints of herbal freshness. This terpene is responsible for the characteristic “hoppy” aroma in beers made with hops.
CAS : 6753-98-6
EINECS : 229-816-7
Humulene is often used in aromatic oils and perfumes to add an earthy, woody scent.

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Uses and Benefits:

  1. In Perfumery : Humulene’s complex odor profile makes it a valuable ingredient in creating earthy and woody scents.
  2. In Aromatherapy : It is believed to have calming and grounding effects, making it popular in essential oil blends.
  3. Medicinal Properties : Research suggests that humulene may have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and appetite-suppressing properties.

Uses of humulene in perfumery :

  1. Base Note : Thanks to its earthy and long-lasting qualities, humulene is used as a base note in fragrance compositions, adding depth and longevity.
  2. Enhance Earthy and Woody Notes : Humulene is often blended with other woody and resinous notes, such as cedarwood or vetiver, to enhance the earthy character of perfumes.
  3. Balancing Floral Fragrances : The subtle spiciness and warmth make it a perfect companion for floral notes, bringing a grounded complexity to floral perfumes.
  4. Natural and Niche Perfumes : Humulene is often found in natural and artisanal perfumes, where its pure and pristine aroma is highly prized.
  5. Unisex Fragrances : Due to its versatile aroma, humulene is suitable for both male and female fragrances and is often used in unisex perfumes.

Occurs naturally in the essential oils of:

Hop
Ginger
Clove
Black Pepper
Coriander

and in small amounts in numerous essential oils from the spice, herb, woody and citrus families.

α-Humulene is a class of sesquiterpenes found in the essential oil of Cordia verbenacea. It was first isolated from Hops (Humulus lupulus), hence the name.

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