Creamy sandalwood
- 50Wanderstanol 208 (Bacdanol type)
- 30Iso E Super
- 20Cedrol
Creamy, milky sandalwood with a dry cedar backbone.
Use at 10–25% of a woody or attar-style formula.
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Cedrol Crystals 98%
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CAS 77-53-2 · Woody · Cedar · Not restricted by IFRA
Cedrol is the soft, dry cedarwood alcohol usually isolated from cedarwood oil. It is gentle rather than loud and mainly works as a woody fixative that gives a formula a clean, pencil-shaving dryness and helps it last.
What it smells like
Mild, dry cedarwood with a pencil-shaving character and a faint balsamic sweetness. Very tenacious but low in volume.
How perfumers use it
Dissolve the crystals first (warm ethanol, DEP or benzyl benzoate work well). Cedrol anchors woody, leathery and amber bases, softens sharp woods and adds dry-down to florals and fougères. It pairs well with Iso E Super and vetiver notes.
Blends well with: Iso E Super / Ambergris Ketone, Ambroxan, Coumarin, Vetiver, Musks.
IFRA & regulatory
Not restricted under the current IFRA Standards (51st Amendment). IFRA's 52nd Amendment (notification expected January 2027) will introduce a new restriction for this material. The limits have not been published yet.
For use in perfumery, cosmetics and fragrance manufacturing only. Not for ingestion. Handle neat material with gloves and good ventilation. The certificate of analysis (COA) and safety data sheet (SDS) are available on request.
Frequently asked questions
What is cedrol?
Cedrol (CAS 77-53-2) is a sesquiterpene alcohol found in cedarwood oil. It is used in perfumery as a soft, dry cedarwood note and fixative.
How do I dissolve cedrol crystals?
Warm gently in ethanol, DEP or benzyl benzoate and stir until clear. A 10% or 20% stock solution is easy to work with.
Is cedrol IFRA restricted?
Not restricted under the current IFRA Standards (51st Amendment). IFRA's 52nd Amendment (notification expected January 2027) will introduce a new restriction for this material. The limits have not been published yet.
Browse more aroma chemicals for perfumery. Technical and regulatory data checked 21 September 2026 against the IFRA Standards (51st Amendment) and the 52nd Amendment consultation outcome.
Pair & layer
Works beautifully with
Starting points built from our own catalogue. Dosages are % of the finished oil or parts by weight; adjust by smell.
Boost
Violet Leaf, Leather & Vetiver Perfume Oil
Add 1–2% Cedrol to this oil
Expect a soft, dry cedar fixative effect.
Boost
Bergamot, Vetiver & Leather Perfume Oil
Add 1–2% Cedrol to this oil
Expect a soft, dry cedar fixative effect.
Boost
Leather, Tobacco & Oud Perfume Oil
Add 1–2% Cedrol to this oil
Expect a soft, dry cedar fixative effect.
Suggested levels are kept within IFRA fine-fragrance limits for the added material. Your oil already contains other materials, so check the finished blend against the IFRA Standards before selling.
Official documents and compliance certificates for this product. Always verify IFRA usage levels from the official compliance sheets before formulation.
IFRA Compliance SheetPDF
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)PDF
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Cedrol Crystals 98%, at a glance
Technical & regulatory data checked 21 Sep 2026
Molecule
C15H26O
- Chemical name
- Cedrol
- CAS number
- 77-53-2
- Molecular weight
- 222.37 g/mol
- Appearance
- White crystals
- Solubility
- soluble in ethanol; insoluble in water
- Flash point
- 81 °C
Also known asCedrolCedar camphor
Performance
Note positionBase
Top
Heart
Base
Odour strengthLow
Tenacity on strip400+ h
Fleeting2 weeks+
Typical useUp to 50% of the concentrate
Odour profile
Woody · Cedar
Soft dry cedarwoodpencil shavingsfaintly balsamic
Blends well with
Regulatory
Not restricted by IFRA
Coming change: IFRA's 52nd Amendment (notification expected January 2027) will introduce a new restriction for this material. The limits have not been published yet.
Limits for other product types differ. Always check the current IFRA Standards and your local cosmetic regulations before finalising a formula.
Handling & dilution
Crystals: dissolve in warm ethanol, DEP or benzyl benzoate; a 10–20% stock solution is easy to work with.
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