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In the world of perfumery, floral notes hold a special place.
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Floral notes are the heart of perfumery — its most sensual and touching chapter. Bright and alluring, yet so delicate and fragile. The scents of living flowers that have inspired not only painters and poets…
Did you know that there's only a single day to capture a flower's scent at its peak bloom? The perfumers and developers at ACSens created a living floral fragrance collection featuring the most natural floral profiles. The fragrances and perfume compositions in this collection replicate natural ones as closely as possible.
They're rarely the lead on their own, but it's they who give a fragrance soul and volume.
White floral group (jasmine, tiare, orange blossom): Sultry, flirtatious, even slightly provocative. They lend a fragrance density and sensuality. · Powdery flowers (iris, violet): Cool, elegant, aristocratic. They create a sense of cleanliness and comfort, like powder on the skin.
Sunny notes (honeysuckle, mimosa, chamomile): Light, sparkling, filled with light and warmth.
White floral group (jasmine, tiare, orange blossom): Sultry, flirtatious, even slightly provocative. They lend a fragrance density and sensuality. · Powdery flowers (iris, violet): Cool, elegant, aristocratic. They create a sense of cleanliness and comfort, like powder on the skin.
Sunny notes (honeysuckle, mimosa, chamomile): Light, sparkling, filled with light and warmth.
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Citrus notes are the signature of fresh, summery, and sporty fragrances. But their role in perfumery runs much deeper than just "freshness."
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Citrus notes are the first breath of morning air, the sparkle of champagne, and sunbeams on the skin. They deliver an instant burst of energy, awaken the senses, and fill the day with optimism. From tart bergamot to sweet orange, the juicy accords of citrus create an atmosphere of celebration and ease.
Did you know that there's only a single day to capture a flower's scent at its peak bloom? The perfumers and developers at ACSens created a living floral fragrance collection featuring the most natural floral profiles. The fragrances and perfume compositions in this collection replicate natural ones as closely as possible.
· Top notes: Citruses most often open a fragrance, greeting us with a bright, sparkling flash that quickly fades, making way for the heart of the composition. · Freshness: Lemon, bergamot, and neroli (bitter orange) create a sense of cleanliness and coolness even in the warmest fragrance. · Sweetness and warmth: Orange and mandarin bring softness, childlike ease, and a festive mood to a composition. · Bitterness and complexity: Grapefruit and petitgrain (the scent of bitter orange leaves) add boldness, dynamism, and a modern feel.
Citrus notes are universal: they work equally well in men's, women's, and unisex perfumery. Find your citrus in our catalog!
Citrus notes are universal: they work equally well in men's, women's, and unisex perfumery. Find your citrus in our catalog!
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In perfumery, coniferous notes belong to the "woody" group, but they stand apart thanks to their recognizable freshness and balsamic sound.
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Coniferous notes are the voice of wild nature, frozen in perfumery. Resinous frankincense, tart juniper, cool spruce, and majestic cedar carry us into the depths of an ancient forest, where the air is steeped in silence and power. These are fragrances for the strong-spirited, for connoisseurs of purity and natural beauty.
Did you know that there's only a single day to capture a flower's scent at its peak bloom? The perfumers and developers at ACSens created a living floral fragrance collection featuring the most natural floral profiles. The fragrances and perfume compositions in this collection replicate natural ones as closely as possible.
· Fresh coniferous accords: Pine, fir, spruce. They create the effect of being in a forest, offering coolness and associations with health and purity. Often used in men's and unisex fragrances. · Resinous and balsamic notes: Frankincense, spruce resin, juniper. They give a fragrance depth, warmth, and a light smokiness, making the composition cozier and more meditative. · Noble wood: Cedar (Atlas, Virginian) and cypress. This is the base of a fragrance — its foundation, which ensures longevity and sounds dry, noble, and soothing.
Coniferous notes pair beautifully with citruses (freshness), spices (warmth), and leather accords (boldness).
Coniferous notes pair beautifully with citruses (freshness), spices (warmth), and leather accords (boldness).
Coniferous
Fresh notes aren't a single specific scent, but an entire universe of shades united by a sense of cleanliness, coolness, and lightness. In perfumery, they most often play the role of "top notes," creating the first impression of a fragrance.
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Fresh notes are one of the broadest and most multifaceted categories in perfumery. They can be aquatic, green, ozonic, or simply "clean."
Did you know that there's only a single day to capture a flower's scent at its peak bloom? The perfumers and developers at ACSens created a living floral fragrance collection featuring the most natural floral profiles. The fragrances and perfume compositions in this collection replicate natural ones as closely as possible.
· Aquatic (marine) notes: Synthesized molecules that mimic the smell of sea water, humid air, coastal rocks, and seaweed. They deliver a sense of space and freshness. · Green notes: The smell of freshly cut grass, leaves, stems, green peas, and violet leaf. They give a fragrance juiciness, naturalness, and a "springtime" feel. · Ozonic notes: They convey the atmosphere after a thunderstorm — clean, ionized air with light metallic nuances. They create a "cryo-freshness" effect. · Watery notes: Softer and more transparent than marine ones. They evoke spring water, watercolor lightness, and dewy flowers.
Fresh notes pair beautifully with citruses (boosting vibrancy), flowers (making them more transparent), and wood (creating a contrast of warmth and cold).
Fresh notes pair beautifully with citruses (boosting vibrancy), flowers (making them more transparent), and wood (creating a contrast of warmth and cold).
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Spicy notes are one of the warmest, most sensual, and most complex categories in perfumery. They add sharpness, heat, volume, and an oriental character to a composition. These notes come from various parts of plants: bark, seeds, blossoms, or roots.
Warm spices: Cinnamon, cassia, clove, ginger, saffron, nutmeg. They create an effect of coziness, sweetness, and warmth. Fresh spices: Cardamom, pink pepper, coriander, juniper. They bring sparkle, coolness, and piquancy to a fragrance's opening. Resinous and bitter: Pepper (black), caraway, wormwood. Used to create complex, leathery, or "dry" accords.
Spices most often appear in the base and heart of a fragrance, responsible for its longevity and trail. They pair magnificently with woody, ambery, and gourmand accords, as well as with citruses, creating contrast.
Aromatic spices, oriental fragrances, spicy herbs, fiery pepper scents, festive cinnamon, and clove. Every ACSens fragrance and perfume composition in this group is unquestionably a hit — that's how bright and unforgettable these scents are. To experience it, you have to test it!
Aromatic spices, oriental fragrances, spicy herbs, fiery pepper scents, festive cinnamon, and clove. Every ACSens fragrance and perfume composition in this group is unquestionably a hit — that's how bright and unforgettable these scents are. To experience it, you have to test it!
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Fruity and berry notes are a palette of flavor for the perfumer. This is the most joyful category in a fragrance creator's arsenal.
In perfumery, fruits and berries are responsible for the "delicious" element: they make a composition juicy, recognizable, and emotionally warm.
These are "appetizing" molecules that create volume and recognizability from the very first seconds. They most often work in the top notes and the heart. In the top notes they sound sparkling and cool (pear, citruses). In the heart — soft and sensual (peach, raspberry, plum).
As a rule, fruity and berry notes in fragrances and perfume compositions provide a bright opening and transition smoothly into floral or woody bases. Depending on the concentration, the same note can give the effect of freshly squeezed juice or thick jam.
These are "appetizing" molecules that create volume and recognizability from the very first seconds. They most often work in the top notes and the heart. In the top notes they sound sparkling and cool (pear, citruses). In the heart — soft and sensual (peach, raspberry, plum).
As a rule, fruity and berry notes in fragrances and perfume compositions provide a bright opening and transition smoothly into floral or woody bases. Depending on the concentration, the same note can give the effect of freshly squeezed juice or thick jam.
They instantly lift the mood, deliver a festive feeling, and are remarkably versatile. A fruity fragrance can be light and playful (for daytime) or deep, sweet, and seductive (for evening) in the company of woody or oriental notes.
Fruity & Berry
The gourmand group is one of the youngest in perfumery.
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Gourmand (or edible) notes are a special category of fragrances inspired by the world of cuisine. They mimic the smells of drinks, desserts, baked goods, sweets, coffee, chocolate, and other "delicious" things. The term comes from the French gourmand — "a lover of fine food" — and in perfumery it refers to fragrances you want to "taste."
Gourmand notes in perfumery are created using both natural components (vanilla absolute, tonka beans, coffee extracts) and synthetic molecules. Key molecules: ethyl maltol (caramel, burnt sugar), furaneol (strawberry syrup), vanillin and its derivatives.
Unlike fruity notes, which give a "fresh" sweetness, gourmand accords create a "warm" sweetness. They most often work in the base and trail, responsible for the "edibility," density, and body of a fragrance.
Unlike fruity notes, which give a "fresh" sweetness, gourmand accords create a "warm" sweetness. They most often work in the base and trail, responsible for the "edibility," density, and body of a fragrance.
Gourmand notes are universal. They can be mixed with flowers (creating a bouquet in sugar), with wood (a cozy, warm fragrance), or with fruits (a fruity dessert). The most delicious category of fragrances…
Food & Drinks
With the help of fragrances, we can not only travel through time, but also adjust our own mood.
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Every note in perfumery carries not just a scent, but a particular emotional message. Knowing these "fragrance codes" helps you consciously choose a perfume to match your mood, situation, or desired state.
The secret of fragrances with emotional notes lies in the direct influence of essential oils and perfume molecules on the production of neurotransmitters. For example, jasmine notes promote serotonin production, delivering a sense of happiness and confidence. The scent of ylang-ylang helps relieve muscle tension and open new facets of sensuality. And lavender lowers levels of cortisol — the stress hormone. In perfumery, these notes are valued not only for the beauty of their sound, but also for their ability to create a special atmosphere and evoke a deep emotional response. They transform a perfume from a merely pleasant liquid into a tool of self-help and personal magic.
Emotions can be anything — but only you can choose which ones you need most today. Fun, inspiration, excitement, relaxation, euphoria… And the developers at ACSens will always help you choose the right fragrance.
Emotions
In a composition, herbal notes can serve several functions at once:
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Herbal notes are one of the purest and most natural categories in perfumery, reproducing the smells of cut grass, field and meadow plants, aromatic herbs, and greenery. These are the fragrances of nature itself in its pristine form: fresh, slightly bitter, resinous, or spicy.
Spicy and tart: sage, rosemary, thyme — for those who love complex and noble shades. Refreshing and clean: mint, lemon balm, petitgrain — for energy and lightness. Cozy and warm: hay, fern, wild thyme — for moments of calm and nostalgia.
Top notes: they create a bright, fresh, "crisp" opening.
Heart: they give a composition naturalness, complexity, and depth.
Base: in the form of resinous herbs (frankincense, myrrh) or dry herbal accords (fern, hay), they create a warm trail.
Green and herbal accords — invigorating and life-giving, bringing vitality and energy, renewal and rebirth. When creating a fragrance, the perfumer uses the full palette of extracts and natural essential oils to craft a natural scent. ACSens herbal fragrances are the fragrances of life — real, green, and free.
Heart: they give a composition naturalness, complexity, and depth.
Base: in the form of resinous herbs (frankincense, myrrh) or dry herbal accords (fern, hay), they create a warm trail.
Green and herbal accords — invigorating and life-giving, bringing vitality and energy, renewal and rebirth. When creating a fragrance, the perfumer uses the full palette of extracts and natural essential oils to craft a natural scent. ACSens herbal fragrances are the fragrances of life — real, green, and free.
Herbs & Leaves
In our collection, you'll find a perfume composition for any style, idea, or emotion:
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Perfumery notes are the melodies we wear.
Imagine that every bottle of perfume is a symphony. It has its own high notes, sounding light and carefree; the middle notes, leading the main theme; and the low notes, lending depth and volume.
Imagine that every bottle of perfume is a symphony. It has its own high notes, sounding light and carefree; the middle notes, leading the main theme; and the low notes, lending depth and volume.
The possibilities for creating and using perfume accords are limitless. ACSens perfumers develop perfume compositions for individual projects, adapting them to the specific base of perfumery and cosmetic products.
from delicate floral accords to deep woody bases, from fresh citruses to sensual oriental resins. Immerse yourself in the world of fragrances and learn to understand their language. After all, complex perfume accords — ones that have absorbed memories and feelings, giving rise to excitement and anticipation — are exactly what we feel.
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Close your eyes and imagine yourself in an old forest:
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Woody notes are one of the most fundamental and respected categories in perfumery. They form the basis of countless compositions, giving fragrances depth, longevity, nobility, and natural strength.
These notes are born from different parts of trees: wood, bark, roots, resins, moss, and even leaves. Their sound can be completely different — from dry and warm to humid and earthy, from milky-soft to smoky-bold.
Woody accords are the skeleton of a perfume composition. They give a fragrance structure, volume, and that very "wearability" that allows a perfume to last on the skin for hours, leaving behind an elegant trail.
Woody notes most often work in the base and trail of a fragrance, providing longevity and a foundation. However, light woody accords (cedar, pine) can also sound in the heart, and sometimes in the top notes, creating a fresh, "forest" opening.
Woody accords are the skeleton of a perfume composition. They give a fragrance structure, volume, and that very "wearability" that allows a perfume to last on the skin for hours, leaving behind an elegant trail.
Woody notes most often work in the base and trail of a fragrance, providing longevity and a foundation. However, light woody accords (cedar, pine) can also sound in the heart, and sometimes in the top notes, creating a fresh, "forest" opening.
the warmth of sun-heated wood, the resinous scent of pines, the noble coolness of shady oaks, the soft moss underfoot. ACSens woody fragrances give us the chance to preserve this feeling.
Woody
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Watery (aquatic) notes are one of the "youngest" and most high-tech categories in perfumery. This is a unique category of fragrances based on synthetic molecules, since in nature it's impossible to extract the smell of water by conventional means.
Transparent like mountain crystal, they blur the boundaries between humans and nature. Marine accords add energy and decisiveness, while delicate notes of lotus or water lily bring serenity and inner balance. Allow yourself to be as carefree as a sea wave.
This is the ideal choice for sports, hot climates, and everyday use, when you crave a sense of cleanliness.
This is the ideal choice for sports, hot climates, and everyday use, when you crave a sense of cleanliness.
· Marine notes: The smell of iodine, salt, seaweed, and the ocean depths. · Ozonic notes: The smell of a thunderstorm, ozone, and ionized air. · Floral-aquatic: Shades of water lily and lotus, which grow in water and retain its coolness.
Aquatic
Fabric profiles are always a story about coziness, comfort, and a sense of perfect cleanliness.
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Fabric notes are a category of fragrances created to convey the sensation of various textures and the cleanliness of fabrics. This is a unique group of accords whose purpose is to convey tactile sensations through scent. They're built on a combination of clean musks, aldehydes, and synthetic molecules that mimic the smell of fabrics, warm textiles, and fabric softeners.
Fabric notes in perfumery are an olfactory portrait of safety.
They don't shout about themselves. They whisper. Soft musk reminiscent of clean cotton, delicate aldehydes with a hint of a starched tablecloth, and warm woody echoes, like those of an old wicker chair. These are fragrances you want to wrap yourself up in completely and stay in forever.
They don't shout about themselves. They whisper. Soft musk reminiscent of clean cotton, delicate aldehydes with a hint of a starched tablecloth, and warm woody echoes, like those of an old wicker chair. These are fragrances you want to wrap yourself up in completely and stay in forever.
Fabric
An unexpected interweaving of tobacco and warm woody accords has found its main use in complex blended or perfumery-cosmetic profiles.
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Tobacco notes in perfumery are a complex and multifaceted accord. Unlike the smell of cigarette smoke, perfumery tobacco sounds noble: dry, slightly sweet, with hints of hay, honey, and spices.
There are fragrances for daytime, and there are those for an evening by the fireplace. Tobacco and smoke are the voices of time, tart stories told in a half-whisper. The smell of expensive tobacco from a leather cigarette case, the bitter trail of smoke from smoldering logs, and the sweetness of resins heated by flame.
These aren't just notes — they're the mood of adulthood. They sound dry, warm, and slightly provocative. There's something in them of a library with leather armchairs, of a men's club, and of a lone campfire on the ocean shore.
These aren't just notes — they're the mood of adulthood. They sound dry, warm, and slightly provocative. There's something in them of a library with leather armchairs, of a men's club, and of a lone campfire on the ocean shore.
Every ACSens fragrance and perfume composition in this group is unquestionably a hit — that's how bright and unforgettable these scents are.
Tobacco & Smoke
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Liquid fragrances are the most versatile and widely used format. This is a ready-to-use composition of aromatic substances in a fluid state that is easily dosed and blended with various bases.
- A uniform liquid with a defined densit
- Transparent or slightly tinted (depending on the components)
- Can be either water-soluble or oil-soluble
Recommended Use:
Perfumery and cosmetic products, cosmetics, household chemicals, and auto chemicals: dishwashing products, liquid laundry gels, rinse aids, cleaning sprays, perfumery, cosmetics, shampoos, shower gels, liquid soap, creams, lotions, air fresheners, diffuser liquids, fabric sprays, and much more.
Liquid Fragrances
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Dry fragrances are compositions applied to a solid carrier or presented as a free-flowing powder or granules. They're designed for use in anhydrous or free-flowing products, where adding liquid is impossible or undesirable.
- Free-flowing powder or granules, white or cream-colored
- Even distribution of the aromatic composition across the carrier's surface
Recommended Use:
Laundry detergents, stain removers, bleaches, dishwasher products, tablets, cleaning agents, carpet cleaners, dry deodorants, dusting powders, deodorizing powders for footwear, air care, fabric sachets, etc.
Dry (Powdered) Fragrances
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Encapsulated fragrances are a technologically complex format in which the aromatic composition is enclosed in a protective shell (capsule). The capsules break down under a specific trigger (friction, moisture, temperature, pressure), ensuring controlled release of the fragrance.
- Microscopic capsules ranging from 1 to 1000 µm in size
- The fragrance is "locked" inside until the moment of activation
Recommended Use:
Laundry detergents, premium-segment laundry products, cosmetics, and hair care products
Encapsulated Fragrances
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Standard fragrances are classic aromatic compositions created using the full spectrum of available aromatic substances: natural essential oils, semi-synthetic and synthetic molecules. They make it possible to achieve maximum expressiveness, complexity, and longevity of a fragrance.
- All permitted classes of aromatic substances are used (terpenes, esters, aldehydes, ketones, musks, etc.)
- May contain potential allergens, the content of which is regulated by Russian regulatory documentation as well as international IFRA standards
- Natural essential oils may be present across a wide range of concentrations
- A wide selection of aromatic profiles: from light citrus to heavy oriental and woody
Advantages
- Maximum expressiveness: allow you to create complex, multi-layered fragrances with bright top, middle, and base notes
- Wide selection: an enormous variety of aromatic profiles for any product category
- Longevity: the ability to use powerful fixatives and heavy molecules for long-lasting scent retention
- Cost efficiency: lower cost compared to hypoallergenic alternatives due to the availability of raw materials
- Technological flexibility: adapt well to various bases (water, alcohol, oil, surfactant systems)
Standard Fragrances
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Hypoallergenic fragrances are compositions specially developed to minimize the risk of allergic reactions and skin irritation. They're created by excluding or strictly limiting components known as potential allergens and sensitizers.
It's important to understand: the term "hypoallergenic" means a reduced risk of allergic reactions, but does not guarantee their complete absence, since individual intolerance to any component is possible.
It's important to understand: the term "hypoallergenic" means a reduced risk of allergic reactions, but does not guarantee their complete absence, since individual intolerance to any component is possible.
- The 26 main allergens that are subject to mandatory labeling under Russian law are excluded or minimized
- Hypoallergenic synthetic molecules with proven low sensitizing potential are used
- Absence or minimal content of natural essential oils (which are often sources of allergens)
- Formulations undergo additional dermatological testing
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- Safety for sensitive skin: minimized risk of irritation, redness, and allergic reactions
- Compliance with strict regulations: simplify the certification of products with "hypoallergenic" or "for sensitive skin" claims
- Formulation transparency: no need to label the 26 allergens (when they're fully excluded) — a clean label
- Consumer trust: in demand in the segments of children's cosmetics, products for allergy sufferers, and premium skincare
- Audience expansion: allow you to reach customers with sensitive skin.
Hypoallergenic Fragrances
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Water-soluble fragrances are compositions that blend with water and aqueous solutions, forming transparent or slightly opalescent systems without the additional introduction of emulsifiers or solubilizers.
- The aromatic composition is dissolved in hydrophilic carriers
- The fragrance molecules are pre-adapted for interaction with water
- They contain no, or a minimal amount of, hydrophobic components
- As a rule, they have a low viscosity close to that of water
Advantages
- Full compatibility with aqueous systems: they require no emulsifiers, solubilizers, or complex equipment for incorporation
- Ease of implementation: introduced at any production stage with no risk of separation or clouding
Recommended Use:
- Cosmetics: toners, body sprays
- Household chemicals: glass cleaners, water-based air fresheners, fabric sprays
- Perfumery: alcohol-based perfumes, eau de colognes, scented waters
- Industrial chemicals: aqueous cleaning agents
Water-Soluble Fragrances
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Dispersible fragrances are compositions that don't dissolve completely in water but are able to distribute evenly throughout an aqueous medium, forming a stable emulsion or dispersion.
- May be oil-based, but with the addition of solubilizers or emulsifiers
- When introduced into an aqueous medium, they form a stable emulsion with a particle size that doesn't cause clouding (in a correctly formulated system)
Advantages
- Compatibility with surfactant systems: optimal for most washing and cleaning agents based on surfactants
- Wide selection of fragrances: virtually all aromatic profiles are available, including complex oily and heavy notes
- Technological flexibility: can work in both transparent and opaque (pearlescent, matte) systems
- Storage stability: with the right base, they don't separate or precipitate
Limitations
- Require the presence of surfactants in the formulation for stabilization
- May cause clouding in systems with low surfactant content or in pure water
- Not suitable for fully anhydrous products
- Require testing for compatibility with the specific formula
Recommended Use:
- Household chemicals: dishwashing products, liquid laundry gels, carpet shampoos, general-purpose cleaning agents
- Cosmetics: creams, lotions, body milk, opaque shower gels
- Auto chemicals: car shampoos, touchless wash products
- Industrial chemicals: emulsion cleaning agents, technical cleaners
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Oil-soluble fragrances are compositions designed to work in anhydrous, oil, or fatty systems. They blend completely with oils, fats, waxes, and other hydrophobic bases, but don't dissolve in water and require emulsifiers for introduction into aqueous systems.
- The aromatic composition is dissolved in oily carriers
- They contain predominantly hydrophobic components with a high molecular weight
- May contain natural essential oils in high concentrations
Advantages
- Full compatibility with aqueous systems: they require no emulsifiers, solubilizers, or complex equipment for incorporation
- Ease of implementation: introduced at any production stage with no risk of separation or clouding
Recommended Use:
- Perfumery: oil-based perfumes, scented body oils
- Cosmetics: solid soaps (cold and hot process), lip balms, body and beard oils, oil-based creams
- Air care: scented candles, oils for diffusers and aroma lamps, wax sachets
- Household chemicals: wax polishes, wood oils, leather care products for footwear
- Industry: lubricants, technical oils with a masking scent
Oil-Soluble Fragrances