Ethyl vanillin is a synthetic fragrance compound widely used in perfumes and food.
What is ethyl vanillin?
A synthetic aromatic compound that resembles vanilla but has a stronger and sweeter scent than natural vanilla (regular vanillin).
Its uses
In perfumes
• It gives off a sweet, creamy vanilla scent
• Used in oriental and women's perfumes
• Increases the longevity and warmth of the fragrance
• It blends with amber, musk, and caramel
In the incense and perfume industry
• Gives an attractive sweet scent
• Reduces the intensity of strong odors
• Adds a touch of luxury
The difference between vanillin and ethyl vanillin
• Ethyl vanillin: Stronger, sweeter, and more stable
• Vanillin: Lighter and closer to natural vanilla
Its appearance in the market
• White powder
• Soluble in alcohol and oils