• 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.

INCI Name: Evernyl (Moss Ketone)

CAS Number: 4707-47-5

Molecular Formula: C14H18O3

Appearance: Clear to slightly pale liquid

Odor Description: Dry oakmoss, powdery, woody, earthy, soft

Purity: 10% in DPG

Boiling Point: ~310°C

Flash Point: ~112°C

Density: ~1.06 g/cm³

Solubility: Soluble in alcohol and DPG

Recommended Usage Level: 0.5%–4% of this dilution in final blend

Category: Mossy-Woody Fixative – Base Note – Perfumery Use

Use 1–3% of this dilution to impart a dry oakmoss character to green, woody, or vintage-style perfumes. Pairs beautifully with florals, ambers, and aromatic notes.

💡 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.

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.