Aroma: A floral fragrance with undertones of musk, aldehyde, cyclamen, raspberry, and a hint of mint, predominantly presenting a bouquet of roses.
Widely Used In: Perfumes, cold process soaps, melt & pour soaps, and personal care products like lotions and shampoos.
Packaging:
Smaller amounts (25g–100g) are packed in high-quality plastic containers for ease of handling.
Larger sizes (250g–25kg) come in sturdy, protective aluminum bottles to ensure safe storage and transport.
Storage Requirements:
Store in a cool, dark area at room temperature. The ideal storage temperature for fragrance oils is between 15°C to 21°C (60°F to 70°F).
Shelf Life: 2 years
Behavior of Fragrance in Cold Process Soap:
Recommended Dose: 3-4% (A trial batch is recommended before bulk production)
Acceleration: Slight
Discoloration: Yes
Heating: Yes
Fragrance Retention After 8 Weeks: Strong
Candle Making:
Incorporate 8-12% of the fragrance oil into your wax for a balanced scent throw that fills the room beautifully.
Candle testing: Candle testing with Soy Wax
Note: fragrance oil has been tested and is suitable for both hot throw and cold throw in candle making.
Application & Uses:
Perfume Making: Use at a concentration of 15-20% in alcohol-based perfumes for a long-lasting, luxurious spray perfume.
Scented Soap Making: Add 1 to 2% of the fragrance oil to soaps for a refreshing and enduring aroma.
Home Fragrance: Blend with a carrier oil or reed diffuser base at approximately 50% concentration for consistent and long-lasting diffusion.
Skincare and Cosmetics: Use at 0.5-2% in lotions, creams, and leave-on products for a subtle yet sophisticated fragrance.
Attar Roll-Ons: Use at 100% concentration or dilute if necessary.
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