Formula: 808402 Difficulty level: beginner Shelf life: min 12 months pH optimal: - Phase Ingredients Dosage % Total 5 gr A Sericite 47 2,35 gr A Magnesium stearate 19 0,95 gr A Zinc oxide 5 0,25 gr A...
Natural fragrance oil Yassmin Tubérose
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Description
Natural Fragrance oil Yassmin Tubérose
A sweet-floral, powdery, and opulent accord with jasmine and tuberose intertwined with a touch of neroli – warm, intense, and refined.
Natural Fragrance oil Yassmin Tubérose builds a rich, warm floral accord in which jasmine and tuberose interweave with a breeze of neroli over a subtle woody base. It is an intense, long-lasting, feminine composition that is sumptuous without being overwhelming, especially suited for leave-on products applied directly to the skin, where its complexity unfolds best.
It is a concentrated compound of 100% natural origin, developed specifically for cosmetic applications, suitable both as a fragrance note in a skincare formula and as a foundation for a standalone perfume.
Ingredients (INCI): Parfum
Characteristics
- Appearance: Yellowish liquid
- Solubility: Soluble in ethyl alcohol and oils; insoluble in water
- Quality: 100% natural origin fragrance base
Applications and Usage
- In cosmetics - standard dosage up to 3% as a fragrance note in serums, creams, beauty oils, body lotions and butter, makeup products (powder, blush), bath products.
- In perfumery - standard dosage up to 20% as a base essence for creating a personal perfume, used alone or blended.
- Can be used as a standalone fragrance note or combined with other aromatic substances, essential oils, or absolutes to modulate, accentuate, or extend specific facets of the accord.
- Being an intense note, a moderate dosage is recommended initially to avoid an overly strong result.
- A compatibility/stability test on the final formula is recommended - color, scent, phase separation.
- In cold process soaps, the behavior of natural fragrances may vary (acceleration of trace, discoloration); prior testing on a small batch is recommended.
- For each finished product type, checking the dosage against the applicable IFRA limit in the attached document is recommended before finalizing the recipe.
Usage Safety and Storage
- Profile: Concentrated aromatic compound with good skin tolerance at recommended dosages, certified according to IFRA standards.
- Precautions: Do not apply undiluted to the skin; do not apply directly to mucous membranes, inside the nose, or eyes. Individuals with allergic tendencies or sensitive skin should perform a patch test prior to use.
- Storage: Store in a closed container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; keep out of reach of children.
Details
Code
D-1278
Status
Natural compliant
Suitable for
cosmetics, perfumery, bath & hygiene
Solubility
in ethyl alcohol, in oil
Storage
in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight
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I use this special natural fragrance as an ingredient in cosmetic preparations such as serums, creams, beauty oils, body lotions, body butters, make-up products, bath products, in the usual dosage of up to 3%.
Use this special natural fragrance as an ingredient in cosmetic preparations such as serums, creams, beauty oils, body lotions, body butters, make-up products, bath products
I recommend Yassmin Tubérose perfuming I use it for creams and soaps Perfume I haven't tried to make
A fine, elegant scent! I've used it in foundation powder and blush. I love the smell! I will definitely recommend it
I use it diluted in perfumes, in combination with other essential oils. I also use it in soaps.
I like to mix this natural fragrance with Ylang Ylang essential oil in body creams. It also works well in soaps
Jasmine essential oil has a pleasant floral fragrance, velvety and very persistent. I used it in the soap and I really liked the delicate flavor it gave to the soap. I recommend!
One drop put on my wrist lasted a couple hours there even though I washed my hand twice. It is persistent, smells flowery and clean. Very suitable in perfumery, home fragrance and cosmetics. I recommend.
The natural fragrance Yassmin Tubérose, with its notes of jasmine, tuberose and neroli, can be successfully used to perfume a wide range of cosmetics and hygiene products. Recommendation.
It is a great natural, warm, floral fragrance. I use it successfully to scent soap. I think I'm going to try to make a handmade perfume with it, I recommend.
I love that it's natural, I've never had any intolerance to it, I continue to buy it as it's concentrated, almost true to the fragrance of tuberose flowers, fresher and a little sweeter and spicy than tiare flowers.
Feminine, sweet-floral, warm and abundant. It is an intense, well defined and refined fragrance. It has notes of jasmine interwoven with tuberose and neroli. Especially suitable for complexion creams, powders or blush, sumptuously scented body creams. I used it in perfume, it is sublime this scent of tuberose.
Feminine, sweet-floral, warm and abundant. An intense, well-defined and refined fragrance. It has notes of jasmine interwoven with tuberose and neroli. Particularly suitable for complexion creams, powders or blush, sumptuously scented body creams.
I have used it to scent some M&P soaps and a face cream. The fragrance kept very well, incorporated very easily into the compositions.
I always use this smell in products for spring season. it is sweet, flowerish and unique, I love mixing it with Ylang Ylang, it fits perfectly.
Strong smell. I used it in perfumed cream and to create a perfume, along with other essential oils.
Very pleasant scent, brings back beautiful memories. It is subtle and fits perfectly in candles or handmade soaps.
I used it in my shea butter soap, it softened the scent, if I had added a few extra drops, it would have come out perfect!