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Hedione is one of the most widely used aroma chemicals in modern perfumery, prized for its soft, transparent jasmine-like floral note with a fresh, dewy, almost citrus-green facet. Chemically known as methyl dihydrojasmonate, it adds radiance, diffusion, and a natural "skin-like" quality to fragrance compositions, making it a staple in fine fragrance, cosmetics, and personal care formulations worldwide.

Our Hedione is sourced from Firmenich, one of the world's leading fragrance and flavor houses, ensuring consistent quality, purity, and reliable olfactive performance batch after batch.

• Origin: Firmenich
• Appearance: Clear, colorless to pale yellow liquid
• Use: Fine fragrance, cosmetic and personal care formulations, soap and detergent perfumery
• Packaging: Available in 100GM, 500GM, and 1KG packs

Uses of Hedione

• Fine Fragrance & Perfumery: Adds transparency, radiance, and diffusive lift to floral, citrus, and woody fragrance compositions — used in iconic perfumes worldwide.
• Cosmetics & Personal Care: Used in creams, lotions, and body care products to impart a soft, natural jasmine-green scent.
• Soap & Detergent Perfumery: Provides freshness and diffusion in soap bases, shampoos, and household cleaning formulations.
• Fixative & Blender: Acts as a modifier that smooths and rounds out harsher notes in a fragrance blend, improving overall harmony.
• Skin-Scent / Personal Fragrance Effects: Its low intensity and diffusive character make it popular for "your skin but better" style modern fragrances.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does Hedione smell like?
A: A soft, airy jasmine floral note with fresh, dewy, slightly citrus-green undertones — subtle rather than sharp or heavy.

Q: Is Hedione a natural or synthetic ingredient?
A: Hedione (methyl dihydrojasmonate) is a synthetic aroma chemical, first developed by Firmenich, widely used for its clean and consistent performance compared to natural jasmine extracts.

Q: What is the recommended usage rate in a fragrance blend?
A: Usage typically ranges from 5% to 30% in a fragrance concentrate, depending on the desired intensity and blend type. Start with small trial batches to fine-tune the level for your formulation.

Q: Can Hedione be used directly on skin or in cosmetic products?
A: Yes, it's widely used in cosmetic and personal care formulations at appropriate fragrance-grade dilution levels. Always patch test finished formulations.

Q: How should Hedione be stored?
A: Store in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight and heat, in a cool, dry place to preserve its scent profile and shelf life.

Q: What pack sizes are available?
A: 100GM (₹199), 500GM (₹650), and 1KG (₹1,050) — suitable for both small-batch formulators and bulk perfumery use.

Available for bulk and retail purchase from ASES Chemical Works.