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Tulip Essential Oil 1 L

Tulip essential oil for fragrancing cosmetic care products

Tulip essential oil is used in cosmetic and aromatic formulations as an ingredient providing soft floral scent and fresh sensory profile in care products. The component is applied in body care and fragrance compositions helping to create light springlike aromatic concepts. The oil easily integrates into oil based, emulsion and fragrance systems and remains stable in industrial formulations.

Properties and performance outcome for skin

In cosmetic products Tulip essential oil gives formulations gentle floral scent creating clean and fresh perception during product use. Products feel more comfortable and enhance perception of cared skin.

In fragrance compositions the ingredient helps create soft floral notes suitable for daily use in body care products. Products containing this aroma leave light fresh sensation after application.

Application across industries

Tulip essential oil is used in creams, body oils, shower gels, bath products, aromatic sprays, spa products and massage blends. The ingredient is widely used in care product lines, seasonal fragrance collections and everyday care products.

The component is demanded in private label developments and industrial production of fragranced products due to formulation stability and scalability.

Recipe for aromatic body oil with popular ingredients

Sweet almond oil 80 g
Jojoba oil 10 g
Vitamin E 3 g
Tulip essential oil 5 g
Floral fragrance composition 2 g

Sweet almond oil is blended with jojoba oil forming uniform oil base. Vitamin E is then added and mixed until evenly distributed. Tulip essential oil and floral fragrance composition are incorporated and mixture is gently stirred until homogeneous. Final body oil stabilizes forming soft floral aroma suitable for daily body care.

Tulip essential oil supports B2B aromatic product manufacturing ensuring formulation stability and scalable production performance.

INCI	Tulip Essential Oil
Other
Application	Aromatherapy: Add a few drops of oil to a diffuser or aroma lamp to create an atmosphere of calm and relaxation. Cosmetics: Add a few drops of oil to lotions, creams, shampoos, face and body masks. Baths: Add a few drops of oil to your bath to relax and relieve stress. Massage: Add a few drops of oil to the base oil for massage.
Aroma	Delicate, floral, sweetish, with subtle herbal notes
Att brand	Germany
Color product	Light yellow liquid
Dosage	Aromatherapy: 3-5 drops per 100 ml of water in a diffuser or aroma lamp. Cosmetics: 2-3 drops per 10 ml of base oil or 100 g of cream/lotion. Baths: 5-7 drops per bath. Massage: 5-7 drops per 10 ml of base oil.
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Tulip Essential Oil 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 l
Properties	Calms and relaxes. Relieves stress and tension. Improves mood. Increases libido. Strengthens the immune system. Rejuvenates the skin. Improves blood circulation. Has an anti-inflammatory effect.
Purpose	Dutch Tulip essential oil has a wide range of uses in cosmetology: Facial care: Moisturizing and nourishing the skin Fights wrinkles and signs of aging Improved skin elasticity and tone Elimination of dryness, flaking and irritation Regulating the sebaceous glands Narrowing pores Lightening pigment spots Body care: Moisturizing and nourishing the skin Fighting stretch marks and cellulite Strengthening hair and nails Eliminating unpleasant body odor Aromatherapy: Relieving stress and tension Improved mood Increase libido Relaxation and tranquility Baths: Relaxation and stress relief Improved sleep Strengthening the immune system Skin rejuvenation Massage: Muscle relaxation Eliminating pain Improved blood circulation Fight cellulite
Solubility	oil, alcohol, ether
Type	natural
View	liquid
Valid until	10.2028