Adding Ambroxan to a Finished Perfume Mixture

Yes, you can add Ambroxan to a perfume that has already been mixed, but there are a few important steps to ensure it blends correctly:

1. Dissolve Before Adding

Ambroxan is a crystalline powder. If you drop it directly into a finished perfume, it may take a long time to dissolve or might not distribute evenly. It is highly recommended to pre-dissolve it in a solvent like Ethanol (Perfumer's Alcohol) or DPG at a concentration (e.g., 10% dilution) before mixing it into your finished fragrance.

2. Recommended Usage

Be mindful of the dosage. For fine fragrances, the recommended usage level is typically between 0.20% and 5.00%. Since it is a powerful fixative and aroma chemical, adding too much can significantly alter the scent profile.

3. Maceration (Resting)

After adding the Ambroxan, you should allow the perfume to "rest" or macerate for at least 1–2 weeks (or longer if possible). This allows the new chemical to bond with the existing molecules and ensures the scent becomes harmonious.

Alternative Option

If you are looking for a similar ambergris effect, L-Ambregrisox is another high-quality option that provides a strong, radiant amber-woody character and excellent fixation.

Related Products:

• Ambroxan: A modern ambergris-woody material that provides a radiant, musky-amber body and acts as a strong fixative.
• L-Ambregrisox: Another powerful amber-woody aroma chemical used for fixation and depth.