• 10% dilution in IPM for ready use in oil-based perfumes and attars
• Adds creamy softness and elegant diffusion to woody and musky accords
• Great in skin-scent, warm amber, and floral-woody blends
• Enhances projection without heaviness
• Ideal for modern unisex, sensual, and minimalist compositions

Cashmeran (10% in IPM) is a pre-diluted version of the iconic musky-woody aroma molecule known for its soft, diffusive, cashmere-like scent that blends warm musks, velvety woods, subtle spice, and amber. This molecule is used across modern perfumery, particularly in skin-scent musks, woody ambers, and smooth oriental compositions.

Diluted in IPM (Isopropyl Myristate), this version is oil-soluble, making it perfect for roll-ons, attars, body oils, incense blends, and solid perfumes. Cashmeran adds a cozy, diffusive, smooth base, ideal for layering with florals, resins, and other musks.

INCI Name: Cashmeran (Musk Indanone)

CAS Number: 33704-61-9

Molecular Formula: C14H22O

Appearance: Clear to slightly pale yellow liquid (in 10% IPM)

Odor Description: Woody, musky, spicy, creamy, cashmere-like

Purity: 10% in IPM

Boiling Point: ~263°C

Flash Point: ~110°C

Density: ~0.95 g/cm³

Solubility: Soluble in oil, alcohol, and IPM

Recommended Usage Level: 0.5%–5% of this dilution in final formula

Category: Musky-Woody Fixative – Heart/Base Note – Perfumery Use

Use 1–4% to add warm musky softness in attars, body oils, or soft amber blends. Combine with creamy woods, floral musks, or oriental resins for modern layering bases.

💡 To create a smooth woody-musky base 🧴🌲, use 1–4% Cashmeran (10% in IPM) in your roll-ons or solid perfumes.

🌸 Pair with creamy sandalwood or jasmine to evoke a modern skin scent.

🌿 Add ambroxan or patchouli for a velvety, spicy-musky drydown.

🔥 Blend with balsamic or amber notes for a minimalist warm scent.

🔄 Mix well into your carrier oil or balm base for full diffusion.

⚠️ Always patch test for skin sensitivity before direct application.

Q1: What does Cashmeran smell like?

It smells soft, woody, musky, and powdery—like warm skin wrapped in velvet. Some describe it as creamy, spicy, and subtly ambered.

Q2: What is IPM and why is it used here?

Isopropyl Myristate (IPM) is an oil-soluble carrier that makes this version perfect for attars, roll-ons, and oil perfumes.

Q3: Is this suitable for oil-based perfumes?

Yes! This dilution is ideal for oil-based perfumes, body oils, incense pastes, and even solid perfumes.

Q4: Is it gender-specific?

Not at all—Cashmeran is a gender-neutral material, excellent for unisex compositions.

Q5: What ingredients blend well with it?

Best with ambroxan, patchouli, sandalwood, musk ketone, tonka, and resinous amber accords.