Ethylene Brassylate
What Ethylene Brassylate is & what it does
Ethylene Brassylate is a synthetic macrocyclic musk used primarily as a fragrance ingredient. In skincare and sunscreen formulas it contributes a soft, warm musky scent and can help round out and fix a fragrance blend. It is valued in perfumery for being a comparatively mild, long-lasting musk note.
Is Ethylene Brassylate safe?
Ethylene Brassylate is a common synthetic musk used as a fragrance ingredient and is generally considered safe within the usage limits set for fragrance in cosmetics. As with fragrance ingredients in general, people sensitive to scents may prefer to avoid it. This is general information and not medical advice.
What does Ethylene Brassylate do in skincare?
It functions as a fragrance ingredient, adding a soft, warm musky note and helping to fix and round out a scent so it lasts longer. It does not provide a skincare benefit on its own; its role is to shape the product's smell.
Is Ethylene Brassylate natural or synthetic?
Ethylene Brassylate is synthetic. It is a lab-made macrocyclic musk created as an alternative to natural musk sources.
Sunscreens with Ethylene Brassylate
We rate 27 sunscreens that contain it, showing the top 10 by overall score:
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The Face Shop Dr. Belmeur UV Derma Cica Moisture Sun Cream
94/100
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Clarins Glowing Sun Oil SPF 30
82/100
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Cotz Mineral Stick SPF 45
82/100
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Functionalab Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50 Tinted
80/100
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Revlon Professional Liquid Foundation Colorstay. Suitable For Normal To Dry Skin SPF 20
79/100
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Knours Koolsol Ultra Light Invisible Mineral Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 50
74/100
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rovectin Intense Nourishing Moisture Sun Cream SPF50+ Pa++++
72/100
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Zo skin health
ZO® SKIN HEALTH Oclipse® Smart Tone Spf 50
68/100
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Cay Skin Isle Glow Body Lotion SPF 45
68/100
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Exuviance Age Reverse Day Repair Spf 30
65/100