• 10% dilution in IPM for oil-perfume compatibility
• Adds radiant amber warmth and smooth muskiness to base notes
• Excellent fixative for woody, musky, floral, and aquatic perfumes
• Enhances performance, projection, and natural “skin” feel
• Ideal for unisex, minimalist, or layered perfume builds

Ambroxan (10% in IPM) is a pre-diluted form of the renowned ambergris-inspired aroma molecule, known for its soft, musky, woody-amber scent with a skin-like, diffusive warmth. Revered as one of the most versatile fixatives in modern perfumery, Ambroxan enhances longevity, adds projection, and gives a clean, radiant signature to both floral and woody compositions.

Diluted in IPM (Isopropyl Myristate), this version is perfect for oil-based perfumes, attars, roll-ons, body oils, and solid perfumes, offering effortless blending and elegant diffusion.

Use 1–3% of this dilution to boost the diffusion and warmth of your perfume’s base. Works well across all fragrance families—from florals to woods, gourmands, and aquatics.

💡 To create a radiant, musky-amber base ☀️🧴, use 1–3% Ambroxan (10% in IPM) in your roll-ons, solid perfumes, or attars.

🌲 Blend with sandalwood or iso e super for a soft, woody drydown.

🌸 Add jasmine or freesia to enhance florals with smooth sensual warmth.

🪵 Use with patchouli or vetiver to anchor your perfume with elegance and projection.

🔄 Shake well and let your blend age for 5–7 days for optimal harmony.

⚠️ Start low—Ambroxan blooms over time and is very long-lasting.

Q1: What does Ambroxan smell like?

It smells warm, woody, musky, and ambery—soft, skin-like, and diffusive with a modern, radiant feel.

Q2: Is this natural ambergris?

No. Ambroxan is a synthetic molecule inspired by the scent of ambergris—cruelty-free and widely used.

Q3: Can I use this in oil perfumes and attars?

Yes! The IPM dilution makes it perfect for oil-based applications, roll-ons, and layered perfume bases.

Q4: What styles of perfume does it suit best?

Ambroxan fits into nearly every style: woody, floral, aquatic, amber, gourmand, and more.

Q5: What does it blend well with?

It pairs beautifully with florals, musks, woods, patchouli, sandalwood, and other modern fixatives.