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Fragrance guidePerfumery ingredient — IPM — Carrier and emollient
IPM — Carrier and emollient — Perfumery ingredient from Arabiva.Read the ingredient description and its role in perfume formulation, then select an available quantity. Arabiva World serves international shoppers with prices in US dollars; shipping options depend on the delivery country.
IPM — Carrier and emollient
- Stock: In Stock
- Brand: Raw Material
- SKU: R4
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- SKU
- R4
- Concentration
- Concentrated perfume oil
- Available sizes
- 1kg · 250g · 500g
IPM — Carrier and emollient sits in the Unscented Carrier family, blended at the Arabiva lab in Kuwait. Available in 1kg، 250g، 500g — pick your size from the options above.
- Store away from direct sun and heat to protect the blend.
- Dab a small amount of oil on pulse points.
- Longevity varies with skin type and weather.
ARABIVA · FORMULATION STUDIO
Develop the feel as carefully as the scent
IPM, isopropyl myristate, is an emollient used to develop the spreading and sensory properties of compatible cosmetic formulas. In oil-based projects, assess application feel alongside ingredient compatibility. It serves a formulation role rather than adding a ready-made fragrance.
Emollient and carrier
250 g / 500 g / 1 kg

Can it replace DPG or DPM at the same percentage?
Avoid direct substitution without reformulation. These are distinct materials; changing one may alter solubility, sensory properties and performance. Validate a small batch first.
Plan a useful small trial
- Define the ingredient role and check the supplied grade.
- Weigh a small trial and record additions rather than counting drops.
- Change one variable at a time and compare with the previous version.
- Evaluate uniformity, stability and suitability before scaling up.
Weight selection and storage
Available weights appear above and in the purchase options. Grams and kilograms describe net weight, not the bottle volume in millilitres. Keep the container closed, protect it from direct heat and follow material and batch storage instructions. Use clean, dry tools.
Is this ready to use?
This is a formulation raw material, not a finished perfume. Set use levels according to material specifications and the intended application, then test a small batch. Bottle photography is illustrative; packaging may vary by weight and props are not included.
Explore complementary ingredient roles
Shea butter · Cocoa butter · SLES gel · Vitamin E · DPG · IPM
Ingredient-type reference
Technical background. General ingredient background, not certification of this inventory manufacturer or grade.
Which weight fits your project?
- 250 g: compatibility trials and several small development samples.
- 500 g: repeated batches after selecting your formula.
- 1 kg: a lower cost per gram for established requirements.
Select a weight to see the current price in the store currency. Check the specifications for your application; DPG, DPM and IPM are distinct materials, not automatic substitutes.
ARABIVA · FORMULATION MAP
Where this ingredient fits in your project
ROLE
Emollience and oily-phase spread
COMPARE
Review the materials below by role.
TRIAL
Test a small quantity before scaling.
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These suggestions explain roles and comparison choices. They are not a complete recipe or a guarantee of compatibility when mixed. Check each specification and test your formula.