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DECAHYDRO-HYDROXY-VINYL-PENTAMETHYL-1-NAPHTHALENEPROPANOL OXIDIZED

CAS 70892-62-5
25

Safety score · 0–100

Caution

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A complex polycyclic sesquiterpenoid derivative with an oxidized vinyl substituent, lacking published safety data for cosmetic applications.

This appears to be a heavily modified polycyclic sesquiterpenoid (potentially a ambergris or vetiver-derived substitute). The systematic name indicates a decahydro naphthalene core with hydroxy, vinyl, and pentamethyl substituents, further oxidized. Such complex natural derivatives often lack standardised safety toxicology. Its structural complexity and absence from standard cosmetic ingredient databases suggest it is not a mainstream approved cosmetic ingredient.

Known concerns

  • No INCI listing or EU cosmetics approval
  • Complex polycyclic chemistry with unknown safety
  • No published toxicological data for skin application

References

EU

EU CosIng database

European Commission cosmetic ingredient registry — regulatory status, restrictions, authorised functions.

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