Ylang Ylang Perfume Oil

A rich, heady floral with the intensely sweet, slightly rubbery character ylang ylang is known for — full-bodied and narcotic at the top, with a warm, balsamic creaminess that emerges in the dry-down. There's a faint banana-like quality typical of the raw material alongside a deep, tropical floral density that can quickly dominate a blend. It performs as a prominent heart note and carries strongly in most applications.

Works well in:

• Body and perfume oils — skin-safe at standard dilution; use measured in blends; works as a rich floral heart in oriental, tropical, or chypre compositions
• Soy and paraffin candles — strong hot throw; suits exotic, floral, or luxury candle ranges; recommended at moderate loadings
• Reed diffusers and room sprays — heady diffusion suits spa, wellness, and premium retail environments
• Melt-and-pour and cold process soap — stable; suits tropical or floral-positioned product lines
• Bukhoor blends — pairs well with oud, rose, and resinous bases for a deep oriental character