Sulfurol (10% in DPG)

• 10% dilution in DPG for safe and easy use
• Adds deep caramel warmth and diffusion to gourmand and oriental bases
• Ideal for perfumes, attars, solid perfumes, incense, and candles
• Works as a long-lasting fixative and warmth booster
• Pairs well with vanilla, coffee, woods, balsams, and tonka accords

Sulfurol (10% in DPG) is a pre-diluted blend of the powerful aroma molecule Sulfurol, known for its rich, warm, and creamy-sweet note reminiscent of roasted nuts, coffee, and maple syrup with a soft caramel and burnt sugar character. This 10% dilution in DPG (Dipropylene Glycol) makes it easy to incorporate into gourmand, tobacco, amber, woody, and leather fragrance bases—especially in oil perfumes, roll-ons, and sweet oriental compositions.

Despite its sulfur content, Sulfurol does not smell offensive or rotten. Instead, it acts as a background warmth enhancer and fixative, especially in combinations with Ethyl Maltol, Vanillin or Ethyl Vanillin, and Tolu Balsam.

Use 2–5% of this 10% Sulfurol blend to add creamy warmth and long-lasting sweetness to gourmand or woody perfumes. Combine with Ethyl Maltol for caramel candy notes, or with Tolu Balsam and Vanillin for deep ambery bases.

💡 Want to build a roasted coffee-caramel accord? ☕🍯 Add 3–4% of this 10% Sulfurol blend with Ethyl Maltol and Tonka Bean Oil for a smooth, edible base that feels rich, cozy, and deliciously addictive! 🔥🧴

Q1: Does Sulfurol smell like sulfur?

No! While it contains sulfur, it has a sweet, roasted, maple-like scent—not pungent or unpleasant.

Q2: Can I use this in oil perfumes and attars?

Yes, the DPG dilution allows for easy blending into oil-based and alcohol-based perfume systems.

Q3: What types of perfumes benefit from Sulfurol?

Perfect for gourmand, amber, coffee, caramel, tobacco, and woody-leather compositions.

Q4: How strong is this 10% version?

It’s ready to use and easy to control. Use 1–6% of this dilution to avoid overpowering the blend.

Q5: Can I use it in scented candles or wax melts?

Yes! It performs well in wax and incense for adding rich gourmand warmth and throw.

Professional formulation workflow

Sulfurol (10% in DPG) should be evaluated in a controlled small batch before production. Confirm the supplied grade, active concentration and recommended application range from the current supplier documentation. Weigh accurately instead of measuring by drops, record every adjustment, and compare the modified trial against an unchanged control.

Compatibility and quality checks

Test the ingredient in the actual alcohol, oil, surfactant, emulsion or wax base intended for sale. Observe clarity, separation, color, odor and performance immediately after mixing and again after a suitable resting period. A material that looks stable in a concentrate can behave differently in the finished formulation.

Scale-up and safety

Convert percentages into exact batch weights and verify the final consumer-product concentration before scaling. Follow the latest applicable IFRA, cosmetic, chemical and supplier safety documentation for the intended category. Use appropriate protective equipment, ventilation and clearly labeled containers, and retain a sample from every approved batch for quality comparison.