Vanillyl butyl ether
What is Vanillyl butyl ether?
Vanillyl butyl ether (CAS 82654-98-6), abbreviated VBE, is a synthetic flavoring and sensory-active ingredient derived from vanillin chemistry. FEMA 3796.
Where is Vanillyl butyl ether used?
- Personal care and topical formulations: muscle rubs, warming massage oils, lip plumpers, heat-activated skincare
- Food and beverage: FEMA-approved flavoring agent for vanilla-adjacent warmth notes in confectionery, beverages, oral care
- Hair care and scalp treatments targeting circulation-stimulating claims
- It functions as a warming agent, producing a mild, long-lasting heat sensation on skin or mucous membranes without capsaicin-associated irritation.
Good to know: Unlike capsaicin, it produces a mild, long-lasting heat sensation without the associated irritation. Its antioxidant activity supports oxidative stability of lipid-rich bases.
Commercial specifications
- Packaging from small drums to bulk quantities
- High purity standards
Other Names (Synonyms)
4-(Butoxymethyl)-2-methoxyphenol|Butyl vanillyl ether|Phenol, 4-(butoxymethyl)-2-methoxy-|S2ULN37C9R|VANILLYL BUTYL ETHER [FHFI]|Hotact VBE|Vanillyl alcohol butyl ether|VBE