• Green-fruity ester with apple-like crispness and musky-woody body
• Adds clean, radiant freshness to florals, fruity top notes, and modern unisex scents
• Great for body mists, roll-ons, colognes, and luxury fresh attars
• Diffusive and long-lasting—ideal for “clean skin” or “just-showered” effect
• Helps smooth transitions between fruity, floral, and woody accords

ACHP (Allyl Cyclohexyl Propionate) is a clean, modern fruity-green aroma chemical with a crisp, apple-like freshness and a subtle woody-musky undertone. Its scent is often described as pear, apple skin, cyclamen, and soft woods, making it ideal for building fresh, clean florals, fruity musks, and green top notes in contemporary perfumery.

Highly diffusive and versatile, ACHP adds a natural lift and silky elegance to both top and heart notes in florals, unisex colognes, and fresh fruit accords.

Use 0.5–3% to add crisp fruity-green freshness and modern clean diffusion to perfumes and blends.

💡 To give your perfume a crisp, modern freshness 🍐🍃, use 0.5–3% ACHP in oil perfumes, mists, or sprays.

🍏 Combine with violet leaf, galbanum, or aldehydes for clean green top notes.

🌼 Add to freesia, cyclamen, or jasmine for radiant white florals.

🧼 Pair with musk ketone or ambroxan to create a clean-skin drydown.

🔄 Let your blend age 3–5 days—ACHP softens and integrates with time.

⚠️ Use moderately in sweet florals to balance the brightness and lift the blend.

Q1: What does ACHP smell like?

It smells like green apple peel, cyclamen, and crisp fresh air, with a soft musky-woody base—clean, fresh, and elegant.

Q2: Is it natural or synthetic?

ACHP is a synthetic ester used in perfumery to recreate natural fresh green-fruity effects with consistency and stability.

Q3: Can it be used in oil-based perfumes or attars?

Yes! It dissolves well in DPG, alcohol, and carrier oils, perfect for roll-ons, solids, mists, and modern attars.

Q4: What perfume styles benefit from ACHP?

Ideal for floral musks, fruity florals, green aldehydic perfumes, unisex fresh blends, and body mists.

Q5: What does it blend well with?

Pairs beautifully with violet leaf, galbanum, musk ketone, cyclamen aldehyde, jasmine, ambroxan, and white florals.