#Perfumery

Here we talk about the basics of #ethyl #maltol and trying to make it as easy to understand the #raw #material for #beginners who are getting into #perfumery or #perfume #making.
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[@bashirahmedmaroof1326]

Nice information

[@madhulikarcchabi]

Your videos are really informative and you have a very a nice way to explain, never boring. Please make more videos.

[@aromaartisans]

Thank you so much for the appreciation.. will surely make more videos.

[@simonhunkeler7335]

I look that Video many Times again...Good explained,.i have good expirience with pure Vanillin also..a few spray KAHMRAH in neutral Bioethanol with E.M. or V.= very very cheep but good Parfum

[@arindamsaha9108]

Very informative and it's great that you explained stuff in terms which a layman like me couls understand. Keep up the good work bro 🙂

[@ijadacandlestudio]

Hello! Great video, do you by any chance have any information on whether it can be used in candle making? Thank you 🙏

[@shahbaazkhokhar5178]

Oh remember smelling it once... It doesn't go for days and days and days... I guess it is also used to create BR inspiration... Not sure but it was about years ago

[@aromaartisans]

yes, it is used in BR540 for sure. EM has an extremely unmistakable identity.

[@shyamkant11]

Nice info for everyone 👍👍👍

[@aromaartisans]

Thank you so much Sir Ji..

[@yaseralqadi2278]

Great job keep it up your follower from Saudi

[@aromaartisans]

Thank You So Much.. 🙏🏻 means a lot..

[@shahbaazkhokhar5178]

Yeah BR might have it but trust me original one is much better and has beautiful nites more than this one and other clones

[@aromaartisans]

Some day i hope to give the OG a full wearing.. :)

[@tonyhides]

Great initiative bro - saurabh

[@aromaartisans]

thank you very much.. your support is appreciated..

[@muhammednissam7864]

What about in dpg .. I tried with dpg but its still in crystal form

[@tematrixmayhem]

Its not aluminum, it looks like steel. Aluminum 'rust' is white not brown.

[@aromaartisans]

Thanks for sharing the info, I personally did not know that, the container is Al itself.. over time I realised it was the EM itself that was changing colour, the red stuff was the particles from the residue left and etOH evaporating away..

[@halikay640]

Do you sell a pure ethyl maltol fragrance? I’m not a perfumer myself, but very interested in purchasing in a perfume that is pure ethyl maltol and very strong for personal use in layering with other perfumes in my collection. There is one on the market now, but it’s very weak and I’m hoping for something stronger. I’m almost ready to give up and try making one myself, that’s how desperate I am 😂

[@aromaartisans]

We do, and currently we ship only within India. So if you are in India, we will be able to send across this pure ethyl Maltol fragrance. :)

[@zeussion]

R u sure that container contains only ethyl maltol 🤣🤣🤣.just kidding bhai.more power to u

[@aromaartisans]

Thank You So Much.. :) and also, the container is holding a mix ethyl maltol + perfumers alcohol.. maybe the alcohol could have caused the issue..

[@ryanpatrao6867]

From where can we buy and how expensive is it ?

[@aromaartisans]

we will be releasing an edp version very soon.. updates will be available on the instagram profile. instagram.com/aromaartisans/

[@rohitvaijwade3623]

Kaha se paRches kAre

[@aromaartisans]

rzp.io/l/aacart

[@ceekayceekay7333]

E M Dilute in what material

[@aromaartisans]

Diluted in perfumers alcohol

[@mahbuburrahman5111]

which chemical give sharp needle taste in tongue?

[@aromaartisans]

Am sorry, I don’t taste the materials nor do I work with flavours, so I will not be able to answer this..

[@mirzamukarrambaig407]

Yaar hindi me banado yaar, aapke Indian bhaiyo ke liye bohot accha hoga please.

[@missmegan3694]

I tried to make a 20% solution of ethyl maltol in alcohol, but the ethyl maltol has fallen out of solution and crystalized. When I applied heat, it temporarily fixed the crystallization problem, but as soon as it cooled, the ethyl maltol crystallized again. If you have any ideas, please help!

[@yunisazizli7737]

i thnik,20% is too much.Try 10% or less.

[@aromaartisans]

i had tried 20% as well, with same results as yours.. just using EM by itself, 15% was a good place to be where i did not get any crystallisation.. secondly.. do note, if you plan to use EM more than 15% in the final fragrance concentrate, it will be possible, keeping in mind that with other materials used, and the total EtOH in the final blend, EM will be less than 15% total, but u will probably have to dose it directly as a powder/crystals.. and let it mix in the final blend.. hope i did not confuse you further..

[@missmegan3694]

@@aromaartisans Thank you for the response! This was very helpful, actually. Much appreciated!

[@missmegan3694]

@@aromaartisans One more question: do you dilute the EM in alcohol or using something else? Thanks again!

[@aromaartisans]

As of now, I stick to Ethyl Alcohol.. it is a universal solvent for the few materials I use.. and still haven’t started working with materials that wouldn’t easily dilute in EtOH.. although I have to figure out sourcing some good DPG along with other materials in my wishlist..

[@hichouification]

it sounds like birch tar oil

[@aromaartisans]

Birch tar to my nose is very similar to the smell of the wood that is left after a bonfire is extinguished.. and EM to my nose it no where near that.. :)

[@dawoadalyaqoby1952]

Don't eat 🎉 infra my dear