Aromafix 500 ml

What Keeps a Fragrance Composition Stable for Hours

Aromafix in a 500 ml package is a fixative used to slow down the evaporation of volatile aromatic molecules so that a fragrance composition unfolds gradually and holds its character from the first spray to the final drydown. This product belongs to the category of Fragrant and aromatic substances, where components for building perfume compositions and scent blends of various complexity are gathered. The 500 ml size suits studio-scale perfumery work and small-batch production runs where formulas are being tested before scaling up.

The main field of application for fixatives is the fragrance and cosmetic industry: perfumes, eau de toilette, colognes, scented creams and shampoos, as well as candle making and household chemical products such as detergents and air fresheners. A fixative is typically introduced after the top, middle and base notes of a composition have already been balanced, and the recommended dosage usually ranges from 5 to 15 percent of the total blend weight, depending on how volatile the other ingredients are. It is added at room temperature, without heating, since it blends easily under normal mixing conditions used in perfumery work.

Aromafix combines well with other ingredients commonly used when building fragrance compositions. For dissolving resinous materials and creating a smooth liquid base, perfumers often rely on Perfume spirit, 100 ml, which acts as a solvent and carrier for aromatic molecules. To add musky depth and warmth to a blend, Muscenone 2 ml is frequently used as a synthetic musk with strong lasting power. For bright, fruity top notes that make the first impression of a composition sparkle, Ethyl acetate 25 ml is a common choice among perfumers.

Beyond perfumery, fixatives are widely used in scented candle production, where they help the fragrance last through the entire burn time, and in household chemical goods, improving scent retention in laundry powders, fabric softeners and air fresheners. In the food industry similar principles of holding volatile compounds are applied less often, though related retention technologies do exist in flavor work.

Store the fixative in a tightly closed container, in a cool dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to prevent premature evaporation and preserve its properties. Before use, gently shake the bottle, since slight separation of components can occur during long storage.

Woody Amber Blend for a Studio Test Batch

Aromafix - 30 ml

Perfume spirit - 250 ml

Muscenone - 1 ml

Ethyl acetate - 4 ml

Cedarwood essential oil - 10 ml

Amber resin tincture - 15 ml

Distilled water - 35 ml

Combine the perfume spirit with cedarwood oil and amber resin tincture in a clean glass container, stirring until fully blended. Add the ethyl acetate and Muscenone, mix again, then introduce the aromafix and stir thoroughly. Let the blend rest in a cool dark place for two to three weeks, shaking the bottle occasionally. Once matured, add the distilled water, filter the composition through paper filter, and transfer it into a glass bottle ready for further testing or bottling.