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Lemon Fragrance Oil 5kg
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Aloe Vera fragrance oil 5kg
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Strawberry fragrance oil 5kg
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A specialized fragrance formulation designed for use in manufacturing various scented products such as perfumes, lotions, candles, or cosmetics. This fragrance typically incorporates synthetic or natural components that mimic the sweet and distinctive aroma of strawberries. The term “strawberry oil” implies that the fragrance is oil-based, which is commonly used in manufacturing for its stability and longevity. The formulation is carefully crafted to meet industry standards and desired olfactory profiles, ensuring a consistent and appealing strawberry scent in the final product.
Description
Uses of Strawberry oil fragrance
- Perfumes and Colognes:
- Fragrance is a key component in the formulation of perfumes and colognes. Strawberry oil fragrance can add a sweet and fruity note to these products.
- Body Lotions and Creams:
- Skincare products often include fragrances to enhance the user experience. Strawberry oil fragrance can be used in body lotions and creams for a pleasant scent.
- Shampoos and Conditioners:
- Hair care products, such as shampoos and conditioners, may incorporate strawberry oil fragrance to provide a fresh and fruity aroma.
- Candles:
- Scented candles are popular for creating a pleasant atmosphere. Strawberry oil fragrance can be used in candle manufacturing to impart a sweet and inviting scent.
- Room Fresheners and Air Sprays:
- Household products like room fresheners and air sprays may utilize strawberry oil fragrance to add a delightful aroma to living spaces.
- Soap and Body Wash:
- Soaps and body washes often contain fragrances to make the cleansing experience more enjoyable. Strawberry oil fragrance can contribute a sweet and fruity scent to these products.
- Lip Balms and Lip Gloss:
- Strawberry oil fragrance is commonly used in lip balms and lip glosses to provide a pleasant taste and scent when applied to the lips.
- Bath Bombs and Bath Salts:
- Products designed for bath relaxation, such as bath bombs and bath salts, may incorporate strawberry oil fragrance for a delightful bathing experience.
- Potpourri and Sachets:
- Strawberry oil fragrance can be used in potpourri or sachets to add a pleasant scent to drawers, closets, or other enclosed spaces.
- Sweets and Confections:
- Some food products, especially those with a cosmetic or sensory component like lip balms or flavored candies, may use strawberry oil fragrance for flavor and aroma.
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