Trisamber or 2,6,6,7,8,8-Hexamethyldecahydro-2H-indeno[4,5-b]furan (chemically known) is a high‑impact amber‑woody fragrance molecule, classified under polycyclic musks and amber compounds. As a Fragrance Ingredient, it has features of smooth, long‑lasting amber woody profile with deep diffusion and substantivity making it a staple in modern perfumery, cosmetics, and home fragrance. Trisamber's clean yet sensual character strengthens both feminine and masculine fine fragrance base notes. Trisamber is optimal for premium and niche fragrance lines across beauty and home fragrance applications. Trisamber is listed Listed under IFRA Standard (Woody Furan).
Trisamber or 2,6,6,7,8,8-Hexamethyldecahydro-2H-indeno[4,5-b]furan (chemically known) is a high‑impact amber‑woody fragrance molecule, classified under polycyclic musks and amber compounds. As a Fragrance Ingredient, it has features of smooth, long‑lasting amber woody profile with deep diffusion and substantivity making it a staple in modern perfumery, cosmetics, and home fragrance. Trisamber's clean yet sensual character strengthens both feminine and masculine fine fragrance base notes. Trisamber is optimal for premium and niche fragrance lines across beauty and home fragrance applications. Trisamber is listed Listed under IFRA Standard (Woody Furan).
.3d8f8f41.svg)
Flavors & Fragrances
.3556d45a.svg)
Fragrance Ingredients
Polycyclic Synthetic Musks
Included in Quote
Included in Quote
Included in Quote
Included in Quote
.7767eb0f.png)
Chemical Properties & Specifications
Base note enhancer in EDP/EDT, especially amber and woody accords
Preferred for body mists, deodorants, lotions for long-lasting scent
Functional in candles, diffusers, air care formulations
Scented detergents and fabric conditioners
>48-hour skin retention
Dusty woody amber with subtle animalic nuances
Non-sensitizing at IFRA-recommended concentrations
Compatible with alcohols, oils, silicones
Yes. CAS 338735‑71‑0 is the primary isomer; some sources list alternate CAS (351343‑77‑6), but 338735‑71‑0 is the main identifier.
Typical use is traces to ~2% in final formulations, depending on product category.
No significant AREST or RIFM-sensitization data; categorized non-sensitizing under IFRA limits.
Yes—high thermal and oxidative stability.
Yes, it is export ready with IFRA Certificate (on applicability) & also provided with COA & MSDS.