Hedione is one of the most important modern aroma chemicals in perfumery, prized for its delicate jasmine-like floral aroma with fresh, airy, and slightly citrus nuances. Known for its exceptional diffusion and radiance, Hedione adds brightness and transparency to fragrance compositions.
Originally developed by Firmenich, Hedione quickly became a staple ingredient in contemporary perfumery. It is widely used to enhance floral accords and bring a luminous, natural character to fragrances. Hedione is especially valued for its ability to give perfumes a soft, radiant lift while maintaining elegance and smoothness.
Because of its versatility and diffusion, Hedione is commonly used in fine fragrance, luxury perfumes, soaps, candles, detergents, and personal care products. It blends beautifully with citrus notes, florals, and woody materials, making it one of the most widely used fragrance ingredients in modern perfume creation.
Hedione blends exceptionally well with jasmine materials, citrus oils, rose notes, aldehydes, and many woody ingredients. It is widely known for its role in creating luminous floral fragrances and enhancing the natural diffusion of perfumes.
CAS Number: 24851-98-7
INCI Name: METHYL DIHYDROJASMONATE
IUPAC Name: Methyl 2-(3-oxo-2-pentylcyclopentyl)acetate
Alternative Names: Methyl Dihydrojasmonate
Odour Family: Floral
Classification: Heart Note
Appearance: Colourless liquid
Odour Profile: Soft jasmine floral aroma with fresh, airy, and slightly citrus facets.
Uses: Widely used to enhance floral accords, improve diffusion, and add brightness to perfume compositions.
IFRA 51: Use according to current IFRA guidelines