Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)
Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)
Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)
Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)
Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)
Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)
Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)
Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)
Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)
Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)

Silkwood (Use as Timbersilk)

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Silkwood (Timbersilk Type) is a modern woody-amber aroma molecule widely used in perfumery to add smooth woodiness, volume, and long-lasting diffusion to fragrance compositions. Known for its clean, dry, cedar-amber profile, Silkwood enhances structure and performance while giving fragrances a contemporary, elegant character.

At Purenso, Silkwood is supplied as a high-quality perfumery ingredient suitable for use across fine fragrances, personal care, and home fragrance applications.

Why we use in formulation: Silkwood is used in fragrance formulations to add modern woody-amber character, improve diffusion, and enhance longevity. It provides smooth volume and structure to a blend, helping fragrances project better while maintaining a clean, elegant profile. Silkwood also supports and lifts woody, amber, musky, and fresh notes, making compositions feel more balanced, long-lasting, and contemporary.

Main Synonyms: Silkwood is also known as Timbersilk, Woody Amber Molecule, and is often described as an Iso E Super–type aroma ingredient or diffusive woody note in perfumery, valued for adding smooth woodiness, volume, and long-lasting radiance to fragrance.

Key Benefits:

  • Adds smooth woody-amber and cedar-like notes
  • Enhances diffusion, radiance, and longevity
  • Provides volume and structure to fragrance blends
  • Clean, modern character ideal for contemporary perfumery
  • Works as both a base note and performance booster

Odor Profile - Woody / Amber

Notes - Dry woods, cedar, soft amber, clean musk-like facets

Function - Diffusion enhancer & base note support

Solubility - Soluble in alcohol, DPG, and common perfume solvents

Use Level - 0.5% – 10% (Usage depends on fragrance style and desired intensity)

How to Use: Silkwood (Timbersilk type) is used as a woody-amber aroma ingredient in fragrance formulations. Add it to the oil or solvent phase of your formulation and blend thoroughly until uniform.

For best results:

  • Pre-dilute in alcohol, DPG, or perfume solvents if required
  • Use at 0.5%–10%, depending on the fragrance style and desired intensity
  • Combine with amber, woody, musky, spicy, or fresh notes to enhance diffusion and longevity

Always conduct a small-batch trial and stability test before full-scale production.

Suitable to produce: Silkwood (Timbersilk Type) is commonly used in:

  • Fine perfumes & EDP formulations
  • Attars and concentrated fragrance oils
  • Body sprays & deodorant fragrances
  • Soap, detergent & fabric care fragrances
  • Home fragrance & incense formulations

INCI Name: Sylvamber

🌿 Phthalate-Free I 💎 Cosmetic Grade I🌱 Vegan & Cruelty-Free

This product is a cosmetic raw material and is intended for external use only in cosmetic and personal care formulations. It is not intended for internal consumption or medicinal use.

  • Do not ingest.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • Avoid direct contact with eyes.

All product images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product color, texture, or packaging may vary from batch to batch.

Information provided on this website is for educational purposes only and should not be considered or interpreted as medical advice.

While we do not offer products for internal use, we source only high-quality, pharmaceutical or food-grade ingredients. Ingredient purity and performance are critical in cosmetic applications, just as they are in ingestible products.

Please note:
Just because two products have the same name or CAS number does not guarantee the same grade, purity, or effectiveness. Always choose trusted suppliers. Choose Purenso for premium-grade ingredients you can rely on.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Not automatically. Closely related materials can differ in isomer profile and odour impact. Compare them in the same accord at controlled concentrations before choosing the replacement amount.

No. A comparison in a product name does not establish manufacturer identity. Confirm the exact supplied material and its documentation when an original branded ingredient is required.

Olfactory adaptation can reduce your perception. Take a break, use labelled evaluation strips and compare later with a control rather than immediately increasing the concentration.

Do not treat it as odourless. It contributes its own woody-amber character and may change the balance and dry-down of the perfume.

No. Immediate intensity, diffusion and longevity are separate sensory observations. Compare the complete perfumes over time under the same evaluation conditions.

A minimalist trial is possible only with a verified material, compatible base and appropriate finished-product safety assessment. A simple ingredient list does not remove the need to assess concentration and exposure.

Drop size changes with the dispenser and liquid. Weight-based records make small adjustments reproducible and allow the successful trial to be scaled accurately.

Evaluate each carrier separately. Alcohol and oil alter evaporation and perceived balance, and the same fragrance percentage does not guarantee the same result.

No. Check clarity and scent after ageing and at the temperatures expected during storage. Separation or crystallisation can appear after the initial mix.

No. Application data are specific to the tested material and formula. Use the supplier's verified identity and test the finished perfume, soap or candle you intend to sell.