Verbena Essential Oil 1 L

Verbena Essential Oil Wholesale for Perfumery Cosmetics and Fragrance Formulations

Verbena Essential Oil is a natural aromatic raw material with a distinctive lemon-herbal fragrance profile. It is used in the production of fine fragrance, cosmetics, natural soap, candles, diffusers, and scented products. Within the Mylo Opt catalog, the ingredient belongs to the Essential Oils Wholesale category.

The oil is obtained from the aromatic parts of Aloysia citrodora, also known as lemon verbena. Its fragrance combines fresh lemon peel, green herbal nuances, soft sweetness, and a delicate botanical character.

Due to its refined citrus-green profile, Verbena Essential Oil is valued for modern natural fragrance concepts, spa products, and personal care formulations inspired by freshness and lightness.

Application in perfumery

Verbena Essential Oil is used as a top and middle fragrance note. It opens with a bright lemon character followed by green herbal nuances.

The ingredient is suitable for feminine, masculine, and unisex perfume compositions. It is commonly used in fresh, green, aquatic, summer, and aromatic fragrance directions.

Verbena blends well with bergamot, lemon, grapefruit, petitgrain, neroli, mint, lavender, and rosemary.

For more complex perfume structures, it can be combined with cedarwood, vetiver, sandalwood, patchouli, frankincense, and woody accords. In floral compositions, verbena creates a more transparent and fresh aromatic character.

Cosmetic industry applications

In cosmetics, Verbena Essential Oil is used as an aromatic ingredient in body care products, creams, lotions, body butters, balms, massage oils, and spa formulations.

For anhydrous formulas, it can be combined with jojoba oil, MCT oil, sweet almond oil, grapeseed oil, squalane, and other natural carriers.

In emulsions, add the essential oil during the cool-down phase below 40°C. This helps preserve the fresh lemon aroma and reduce the loss of volatile aromatic compounds.

Verbena fragrance is especially popular in natural cosmetics, summer collections, spa products, and Mediterranean-inspired formulations.

Soap making and bath products

Verbena Essential Oil is widely used in natural soap, liquid soap, shower products, bath salts, and aromatic gift collections.

In soap formulations, it creates a clean citrus fragrance and combines well with lemon, lime, orange, lavender, mint, and woody essential oils.

The ingredient is suitable for spring and summer soap collections, spa concepts, and products focused on freshness.

A trial batch is recommended before large-scale production because alkaline conditions may influence the perception of delicate citrus notes.

Candles and home fragrance

In candles, wax melts, sachets, and reed diffusers, Verbena Essential Oil is used to create fresh interior fragrance concepts.

It works well in compositions inspired by lemon gardens, clean spaces, morning freshness, green herbs, and calm spa environments.

For candles, verbena is combined with more stable woody, herbal, and resinous materials.

Diffuser formulas should be tested for solubility, clarity, stability, and compatibility with the selected fragrance base.

Composition and usage features

INCI: Aloysia Citrodora Leaf Oil.

The aromatic profile is formed by natural citrus and terpenoid compounds. The composition depends on plant origin, growing conditions, and extraction technology.

Store Verbena Essential Oil in a tightly closed dark container protected from sunlight, excessive heat, and prolonged air exposure.

Suggested use:

Perfume compositions 0.2-5%

Body care products 0.05-0.5%

Soap formulations 0.1-1%

Candles and diffusers require individual testing in the selected base.

Lemon herbal body oil with Verbena

Jojoba Oil 55 g

MCT Oil 30 g

Sweet Almond Oil 12 g

Verbena Essential Oil 1 g

Bergamot Essential Oil 0.8 g

Lavender Essential Oil 0.5 g

Cedarwood Essential Oil 0.2 g

Combine the carrier oils until uniform. Blend the essential oils separately and slowly add the aromatic mixture into the base. Mix thoroughly, transfer into a dark bottle, and allow the formula to rest for 3-5 days for fragrance stabilization.