• 10% dilution in DPG for convenient, low-dosage blending
• Adds fruity-green freshness and soft diffusion to top/heart notes
• Great in fruity florals, green woods, sporty mists, and shampoo-style blends
• Suitable for attars, oil-based perfumes, solid perfumes, and mists
• Brings smoothness and roundness to harsh citrus or aldehydic openings

ACHP (10% in DPG) — short for Allyl Cyclohexyl Propionate — is a fruity-Pineapple aroma chemical with a juicy, pear-apple-like scent, rounded by soft herbal, woody, and green nuances. It's widely used in fruity-florals, green chypres, and shampoo-style clean fragrances to create a natural, radiant top note. In this 10% dilution with DPG (Dipropylene Glycol), ACHP is ready to blend into attars, oil perfumes, mists, incense pastes, and solid perfume bases.

This versatile material gives excellent lift and texture to fruity compositions, helping them feel fresh, polished, and long-lasting.

INCI Name: Allyl Cyclohexyl Propionate (ACHP)

CAS Number: 2705-87-5

Molecular Formula: C12H20O2

Appearance: Clear liquid

Odor Description: Juicy Pineapple - apple, fruity, green, soft woody

Purity: 10% in DPG

Boiling Point: ~250°C

Flash Point: ~104°C

Density: ~0.95 g/cm³

Solubility: Soluble in alcohol and DPG

Recommended Usage Level: 0.5%–4% of this dilution

Category: Fruity-Green Modifier – Top/Heart Note – Perfumery Use

Use 0.5–3% of this dilution in fresh florals, fruity-green accords, or clean everyday fragrances for smooth, long-lasting freshness.

💡 To add a smooth fruity-green lift to your top notes 🍐🌿, use 0.5–3% ACHP (10% in DPG) in your roll-ons or fruity floral blends.

🍎 Combine with linalool or freesia accords for a crisp shampoo-style profile.

🌸 Blend with peony or rose to build elegant floral transitions.

🌲 Layer with sandalwood, vetiver, or iso e super for a balanced modern base.

🔄 Shake well before use for even distribution.

⚠️ Avoid overuse—ACHP has strong diffusion and can dominate lighter florals.

Q1: What does ACHP smell like?

It smells like juicy Pineapple and apple, with soft woody-green undertones—clean, slightly fruity, and polished.

Q2: What types of perfumes benefit from ACHP?

It’s ideal in shampoo-fresh florals, fruity-green mists, sporty perfumes, and daily wear blends.

Q3: Can I use it in oil-based perfumes?

Yes! The 10% DPG dilution is perfect for attars, oil perfumes, and roll-ons.

Q4: Is this natural or synthetic?

It is a synthetic aroma compound, designed for modern fruity-green fragrance structures.

Q5: What materials blend well with it?

Best with freesia, rose, peony, linalool, musk, green aldehydes, and light woods like sandalwood or iso e super.