Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
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Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
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Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil
Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil

Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil

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Floral • Exotic • Creamy • Sensual

Purenso Select Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil is a rich tropical floral fragrance with a soft, creamy and slightly sweet character inspired by the exotic aroma of ylang-ylang blossoms.

Its elegant floral profile feels lush, smooth and sensual, making it especially suitable for perfumes, body mists, soaps, candles, bath & body products and home-fragrance formulations.

Ylang Ylang works beautifully both as a standalone floral fragrance and as a blending note with Vanilla, Musk, Citrus, Guava, Sea Salt, Amber and woody fragrances.


What Does Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil Smell Like?

Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil has a rich floral, creamy and slightly sweet tropical aroma. The fragrance has a luxurious floral personality and can feel both feminine and unisex depending on the way it is blended.

Fragrance Profile - 

Fragrance Family: Floral / Tropical
Aroma: Rich, creamy, floral and slightly sweet
Character: Exotic / Elegant / Sensual
Intensity: Medium to Rich
Best For: Perfumes, body care, soaps, candles and floral home-fragrance products

Why Choose Purenso Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil?

  • Rich tropical floral fragrance
  • Creamy and elegant floral character
  • Excellent for perfumes and body mists
  • Suitable for soaps and candles
  • Ideal for premium bath & body products
  • Works beautifully in floral, gourmand and tropical blends
  • Suitable for DIY creators and professional formulators
  • Available in small and bulk quantities
  • Concentrated fragrance raw material
  • Ideal for luxury, floral and exotic fragrance collections

Recommended Usage Rate: 0.2–20%, depending on the application.

Application Recommended Usage
Perfume / EDP 15–20%
Perfume Oil / Roll-On 15–20%
Body Mist 3–8%
Melt & Pour Soap 1–2%
Cold Process Soap 2–3% of total oils
Body Wash / Shower Gel 0.5–1%
Shampoo 0.5–1%
Body Lotion / Cream 0.2–0.5%
Candles 6–8% of wax weight
Wax Melts 6–10%
Reed Diffuser 15–20%
Room Spray 2–5%

Important: These percentages are general formulation starting points, not universal maximum-use limits. Final usage should be determined according to the finished product, base compatibility, desired fragrance strength and applicable safety documentation. Always perform a small stability, compatibility and performance test before commercial production.

For candles, fragrance load should also remain within the recommended limit of the specific wax being used.

Blending Suggestions: Ylang Ylang works particularly well with:

Bourbon Vanilla – for a warm, creamy floral-gourmand profile
Guava – for a juicy tropical floral-fruity blend
Sea Salt – for a fresh coastal-floral fragrance
Red Raspberry – for a playful berry-floral composition
Cashmere Musk – for a soft, elegant and refined floral finish
Sandalwood – for a smooth, sensual floral-woody profile
Citrus Notes – for a brighter, fresher tropical floral fragrance
Amber – for a warmer, deeper and more sensual floral profile
Teakwood – for a richer floral-woody composition
White Florals – for a more opulent floral bouquet

Phthalates: Product is Phthalate Free

INCI: Parfum (Fragrance)

Solubility: Generally oil and alcohol compatible; not directly water soluble

Application: Perfume, soap, candles, body care, room fragrance and DIY formulations

Formulation & Safety Advice

Ylang Ylang Fragrance Oil is a concentrated fragrance raw material and should normally be incorporated into a suitable finished formulation rather than applied directly to the skin.

Always:

  • Test compatibility with your chosen formulation or base
  • Conduct a small trial batch before bulk production
  • Perform appropriate stability testing
  • Patch-test finished leave-on cosmetic products where appropriate
  • Avoid contact with eyes
  • Keep away from children
  • Do not ingest
  • Do not use in lip-care or eye-care products unless specifically established as suitable for that application

Actual fragrance performance, colour and behaviour may vary depending on the formulation, base, wax, surfactant system and other ingredients used.

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This product is a cosmetic raw material and is intended for external use only in cosmetic and personal care formulations. It is not intended for internal consumption or medicinal use.

  • Do not ingest.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • Avoid direct contact with eyes.

All product images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product color, texture, or packaging may vary from batch to batch.

Information provided on this website is for educational purposes only and should not be considered or interpreted as medical advice.

While we do not offer products for internal use, we source only high-quality, pharmaceutical or food-grade ingredients. Ingredient purity and performance are critical in cosmetic applications, just as they are in ingestible products.

Please note:
Just because two products have the same name or CAS number does not guarantee the same grade, purity, or effectiveness. Always choose trusted suppliers. Choose Purenso for premium-grade ingredients you can rely on.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Those labels belong to essential-oil production and grading, not automatically to a fragrance blend. Do not infer a distillation fraction from the scent name. A recipe that specifies a particular ylang ylang essential oil needs a fresh evaluation before switching to this fragrance.

Keep the total fragrance concentration consistent while testing smaller shares of the dominant component. Compare the middle and dry-down as well as the opening. A change in accord balance is usually more informative than simply diluting the whole perfume and losing every note.

A cream and a mist have different carriers, base odours and release patterns. Compare them as finished products at their own suitable fragrance levels. The scent balance may need separate adjustment even when both are intended for the same collection.

A pleasant floral scent does not establish a therapeutic effect. Describe the sensory character without promising treatment outcomes. Do not transfer studies about a botanical essential oil or a different finished product to this fragrance blend.

Not without new testing. The wax changes fragrance release and wick behaviour, so retain the scent direction but treat the candle as a new system. Compare hot throw and the full burn pattern rather than assuming the original wick and fragrance loading remain suitable.

Record the time available to pour, the appearance of the batter and the scent of the cured bar separately. A fragrance may be acceptable for a simple pour even when it is unsuitable for a slow swirl design. Choose the design from your actual trial result.

It may, depending on the actual vanilla blend and the soap system. Test the complete mixed fragrance rather than relying on either oil's separate result. Check the cured colour and adjacent unfragranced areas before committing to a white or sharply contrasted design.

No. Fragrance supplies an aroma, whereas a documented flower extract is a separate formulation ingredient. Substitution would change both the fragrance level and the claimed ingredient content. Choose the scent and any botanical-active component independently.

First standardise the dilution, sample age, application amount and time after application. Temperature and repeated exposure can influence your assessment. Compare labelled samples in one session with fresh-air breaks before deciding that the fragrance itself has changed.