• 10% dilution in DPG for smooth and safe blending
• Adds dry, mossy oakwood warmth to the base of perfumes
• Excellent in chypre, fougère, woody, and vintage floral compositions
• Suitable for attars, oil-based perfumes, incense oils, and solid fragrances
• Provides structure, fixation, and a powdery-natural feel to blends

Evernyl (10% in DPG) is a pre-diluted form of the elegant oakmoss-inspired aroma chemical, known for its dry, powdery, mossy scent with woody-leathery nuances. Also referred to as Veramoss or Moss Ketone, Evernyl is a synthetic alternative to natural oakmoss and is commonly used in chypres, fougères, woody, and vintage-style perfumes.

This 10% dilution in DPG (Dipropylene Glycol) makes it easy to work into oil-based perfumes, roll-ons, attars, solid perfumes, and incense blends. It adds depth, dryness, and mossy fixation to the base of both masculine and unisex fragrances.

SCENT DESCRIPTION: Evernyl opens with a cold, damp mossy impression reminiscent of lichen-covered stone and forest floors after rainfall, with an immediately recognizable earthy-green quality. A faint dry phenolic undertone adds depth and complexity without crossing into medicinal territory, giving the material a grounded and naturalistic feel. As it settles on the skin, a quiet woody character emerges — evocative of bark, roots, and slow-growing lichen in a shaded woodland. The overall impression is a refined, clean moss: more precise than raw oakmoss absolute but deeply atmospheric and evocative of ancient forests.

NOTE POSITION : Base-Mid

FRAGRANCE FAMILY : Chypre · Fougère · Earthy-Green

FACETS : Mossy · Earthy · Dry · Phenolic · Woody-Green

TENACITY : High — 8 to 12 hours on skin, longer on fabric and hair

SILLAGE : Medium — intimate to moderate projection, works as depth-giving foundation rather than projection note

FIELD 4 — Technical Specifications

Chemical Name : Methyl 2,4-dihydroxy-6-methylbenzoate
CAS Number : 4707-47-5 (verify with supplier)
Synonyms : Methyl Orsellinate · Methyl β-Orsellinate · Everninate
Purity % : ≥98% GC (fragrance grade)
Appearance : White to off-white crystalline powder or solid
Odor Threshold : Extremely low (verify exact value with supplier)
Solubility : Slightly soluble in water; soluble in ethanol, IPM, DPG
Density : Approx. 1.30 g/cm³ at 20°C (verify with supplier)
Flash Point : >100°C (verify with supplier)
Type : Synthetic

Chemical Name : Methyl 2,4-dihydroxy-6-methylbenzoate
CAS Number : 4707-47-5 (verify with supplier)
Synonyms : Methyl Orsellinate · Methyl β-Orsellinate · Everninate
Purity % : ≥98% GC (fragrance grade)
Appearance : White to off-white crystalline powder or solid
Odor Threshold : Extremely low (verify exact value with supplier)
Solubility : Slightly soluble in water; soluble in ethanol, IPM, DPG
Density : Approx. 1.30 g/cm³ at 20°C (verify with supplier)
Flash Point : >100°C (verify with supplier)
Type : Synthetic

Fine Fragrance ★★★★★
Evernyl is a cornerstone material for constructing chypre and fougère bases in fine fragrance. It provides naturalistic mossy depth that grounds compositions and significantly improves tenacity of the overall accord. Use at 0.3–1.5% in EDP and EDT formulations for best results.

Attar and Oriental Blending ★★★★☆
In attar and oriental compositions, Evernyl contributes earthy forest character that pairs exceptionally well with oud, patchouli, vetiver, and labdanum bases. It bridges animalic and green facets in a way that adds perceived naturalness to complex oil-based blends. Use sparingly to avoid overpowering the oriental warmth.

Functional Fragrance ★★★☆☆
Evernyl can be used in fabric softeners and detergents as a supporting mossy note at low concentrations, but its earthy character may be unfamiliar to mainstream consumers expecting conventional clean or floral profiles. It performs best when blended with more familiar green or woody materials in these applications.

Cosmetics ★★★☆☆
In leave-on cosmetics such as body lotions and creams, Evernyl provides a naturalistic earthy dry-down. Concentration must remain within safe limits for the relevant product category. Stability and skin sensitivity testing are essential before any leave-on cosmetic launch.

Home Fragrance ★★★★☆
Evernyl performs very well in reed diffusers and incense sticks where its mossy-earthy character blends naturally with woody and resinous materials. In candle applications, performance is good at low-to-mid levels. Conduct off-gassing and hot-throw testing at concentrations above 0.5% in candle wax.

Recommended Starting Usage Rates

EDP : 0.5–1.5%
EDT : 0.3–1.0%
Body Lotion : 0.1–0.5%
Shampoo/Body Wash : 0.05–0.2%
Candle : 0.2–0.8%
Reed Diffuser : 0.5–2.0%
Soap (Cold Process) : 0.1–0.5%

IFRA 51st Amendment

Category 3 (Fine Fragrance on Skin) : Verify against current IFRA guidelines at ifrafragrance.org
Category 4 (EDT/Cologne) : Verify against current IFRA guidelines
Category 5 (Body Lotion/Leave-on) : Verify against current IFRA guidelines
Category 9 (Rinse-off/Soap) : Verify against current IFRA guidelines

⚠️ Evernyl is a highly potent material. Always begin at the lower end of usage ranges and adjust in small increments only.
⚠️ Conduct a full patch test series for all leave-on cosmetic formulations before product launch.
⚠️ Confirm all IFRA limits directly from the most current amendment published at ifrafragrance.org before finalizing any commercial formula.

Method 1 — Ethanol Stock Dilution
Dissolve Evernyl in 95% perfumery ethanol at a 2–5% dilution to create a working stock solution. Because Evernyl is a solid at room temperature, gentle warming of the ethanol will speed dissolution. Working from a pre-made dilution allows precise dosing in small DIY batches without handling the raw powder repeatedly.

Method 2 — DPG or IPM Pre-Blend for Attars and Oils
For oil-based attars, roll-ons, and perfume oils, pre-dissolve Evernyl in dipropylene glycol or isopropyl myristate at 5–10% concentration before incorporating into your formula. This prevents crystallization in cooler temperatures and ensures even dispersion throughout the oil base.

Method 3 — Accord-First Construction
Build your mossy base accord first by combining Evernyl with patchouli and one earthy or woody anchor before adding any floral or citrus elements. This layering approach produces a more cohesive and naturalistic foundation. Add your heart and top notes last onto an already-settled base for better blending harmony.

Oakmoss Absolute → Amplifies authenticity and adds animalic naturalness to the mossy accord
Patchouli → Brings dark earthy depth and oriental richness that complement Evernyl perfectly
Vetiver → Adds dry smoky rooty character that deepens the forest-floor impression
Geosmin → Creates a photorealistic petrichor effect when used at trace levels alongside Evernyl
Iso E Super → Lifts the accord with diffusive cedar-woody warmth and improves airiness
Ambroxan → Adds clean skin-musk quality and significant lasting power to the finished blend
Labdanum → Introduces resinous amber warmth essential for classic chypre construction
Bergamot → Brightens and lifts the green-mossy character in lighter or fresher compositions
Galbanum → Intensifies the green facet for structured classical chypre accord building

AVOID
Avoid pairing Evernyl at moderate-to-high concentrations with intensely sweet gourmand materials such as ethyl maltol or vanillin-heavy bases. The contrast between Evernyl's dry earthy character and heavy sweetness tends to produce an unbalanced and discordant result. If sweetness is needed in the same composition, keep it minimal and reserve it for the heart rather than the base.

💡 To add dry oakmoss elegance to your fragrance 🍂🌿, use 1–3% Evernyl (10% in DPG) in attars, solid perfumes, or incense bases.

🌲 Combine with patchouli and vetiver for a classic fougère or forest accord.

🌸 Pair with jasmine or rose to anchor florals with vintage mossy structure.

🪵 Add to leather or woody bases for a balanced drydown.

🔄 Mix thoroughly in both alcohol and oil carriers for even diffusion.

⚠️ Use in low percentages for smoothness—Evernyl is effective even in trace amounts.

Physical State : Crystalline solid or powder at ambient temperature
Skin Safety : Use within IFRA-confirmed limits; full patch testing required for all leave-on applications
Eye Contact : Avoid direct contact; rinse thoroughly with clean running water for 15 minutes if contact occurs
Ingestion : Not for consumption; seek medical attention immediately if ingested
Ventilation : Use with adequate ventilation when handling raw material in quantity
Storage : Store in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and moisture
Shelf Life : 24–36 months when stored correctly in a tightly sealed container
Container : Original sealed container preferred; glass or HDPE food-grade containers are suitable
Flammability : Low flammability solid; keep away from open flames and strong oxidizing agents

Q1: What does Evernyl smell like?

It smells like dry oakmoss, with powdery, woody, earthy, and clean moss-like notes.

Q2: Is Evernyl a natural product?

No. It’s a synthetic compound, designed to mimic oakmoss while avoiding restrictions linked to the natural version.

Q3: What types of perfumes is it used in?

It’s widely used in chypres, fougères, green florals, leather, and vintage woody compositions.

Q4: Can I use this in oil-based blends?

Yes! The 10% dilution in DPG is great for attars, oil-based perfumes, and solid formats.

Q5: What does Evernyl blend well with?

Pairs beautifully with patchouli, vetiver, lavender, rose, amber, and aromatic herbs.