Natural Fragrance Oil – Rosewood Citrus

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Natural Fragrance Oil - Rosewood Citrus – Contents: 10 ml
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Natural Fragrance Oil - Rosewood Citrus – Contents: 250 ml
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Natural Fragrance Oil - Rosewood Citrus – Contents: 500 ml
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Natural Fragrance Oil - Rosewood Citrus – Contents: 1 L
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Once you try this fragrance, you won’t be able to live without it. Enjoy the blend of mandarin essential oil, orange, grapefruit, vanilla, rose, patchouli essential oil, cedarwood essential oil and rosewood.

Add this scent to DIY toners, masks and more.

These oils are formulated with natural materials. Individual aromatic components are isolated from a plant and then mixed with other isolates to create a fragrance blend.

What are natural fragrance oils and how are they made?

They come from natural sources such as cucumber, raspberry and lavender – but how they are made is unique.

Plants consist of multiple aromatic components. For example, let’s look at Bulgarian lavender. Some of the main constituents are linalyl acetate, linalool, b-caryophyllene and terpinen-4-ol. Together they give lavender its distinctive floral scent.

To make a natural fragrance oil, one of these substances is isolated from the plant. These individual aromatics are called isolates. They are ISO 9235, which means they are classified as natural by the International Organization for Standardization.

Then that isolate is mixed with others from different plants. Linalyl acetate from lavender, which smells floral and citrusy, could be mixed with ethyl acetate from orange, which smells sweet and fruity. These can also be mixed with essential oils.

This process has several advantages. Because natural fragrance oils consist of multiple components from different plants, they smell complex and can be more interesting than a single essential oil. They are also more consistent because they are not as affected by batch variation.

There are also more natural options to choose from. Certain things, such as vanilla and strawberry, do not produce essential oils. However, they consist of constituents that can be isolated. That means you can enjoy a crisp apple scent that is all-natural.

Natural Rosewood and Citrus Fragrance Oil Specifications

Vanilla content: 0.00 %

Flash point: 172 ℉

Color of oil: Light yellow

Performance: Not recommended for use in cold processes

Fragrance family: Woody

Origin: USA

Shelf life: 1-2 years

Recommended for cold process: no

Recommended for melting and casting: yes

Recommended for effervescent balls: yes

Recommended for candles: yes

Strength candle scent: Medium

Discoloration in candle wax: None

Testing method for candles: Fragrance percentage was 6%. The curing time was at least 5 days and any discoloration was observed after 30 days.

Eye safe: no

Safe for the lips: no

Frequently asked questions about Natural Fragrance Oil – Rosewood Citrus

What does Natural Fragrance Oil – Rosewood Citrus smell like?

Enjoy the blend of mandarin essential oil, orange, grapefruit, vanilla, rose, patchouli essential oil, cedarwood essential oil and rosewood

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Maximum quantity per application

The IFRA rate is the safety rate. The percentage is a maximum. This is how much can come in contact with your skin when making this particular product without causing irritation. Even if a percentage is high, it doesn't mean you have to use the maximum.

The percentage of fragrance oil is a calculation of the total. If you make a 1 kg soap or candle and the maximum percentage is 5%, the maximum you can use is the following:
1000 grams x 0.05 = 50 milliliters of fragrance oil.

Application (▾▴) Maximum % (▾▴) IFRA Category (▾▴)
Beard Oil 100 5 B
Bath products (bath bombs, oil, salts, soak, bubble bath, epsom salts, body scrub) 100 9
Body Lotions (body butter, mist, olie, bars, stick, zalf, zonnebrandcrème) 100 5 A
Diffuser 100 10 A
Handlotion (crème, gel, lotion) 100 5 C
Candles 100 12
Perfume, Eau de Parfum, Eau de Toilette, Eau de Cologne, Eau Fraiche, Aftershave 100 4
Shampoo, Conditioner, Body wash 100 9
Waxmelts 100 12
Soap (CP soap, cast soap, hot process soap, whipped, liquid soap) 100 9

INCI

INCI rinse off product

A rinse-off product is a product intended to be applied diluted or undiluted to the hair or body for a short period of time (usually less than an hour), after which it is thoroughly rinsed off. Examples include shampoos, cleansers, conditioners and depilatories.

INCI rinse off product (rinse off): Perfume, Limonene

INCI non rinse-off product (leave on)

A leave-on product is meant to be applied to the skin and left on long enough to achieve the desired effect. Examples include hand and body lotions, sunscreen and antiperspirants.

INCI non rinse-off product (leave on): Perfume, Limonene

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