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Mousse de Sucre, 50 ml

A Warm Sugared Note for Fragrance Blending and Home-Scale Cosmetics

Mousse de Sucre is a French fragrance oil built around a soft, sugary-caramel character that adds warmth and comfort to any blend. It belongs to the French Fragrance Oils category, a collection of aromatic concentrates suited to everything from home experimentation to test batches ahead of larger production runs. The 50 ml size is well matched to sampling, dosage testing across different bases, and small trial batches before committing to bigger volumes of raw material.

The strongest worldwide demand for gourmand sugar-toned fragrances comes from candle making, fine fragrance and skincare industries. In candles, Mousse de Sucre performs particularly well thanks to its sweet, slightly caramelized tone, making it a natural fit for decorative and home-interior candles, scented wax tablets and drawer sachets. A recommended dosage for candle wax runs between 5 and 8 percent of total mass, with the fragrance blended in at a melt temperature of roughly 60-70 degrees Celsius, stirred thoroughly before pouring into molds.

Within cosmetic manufacturing, the same fragrance oil finds its way into body creams and lotions, shower gels, scrubs, bath bombs and solid cosmetic bars. It should be added at the final stage of production, once the base has cooled to around 40-45 degrees, which preserves volatile aromatic components and prevents distortion of the scent when exposed to a hot emulsion phase. Typical dosage for cosmetic products sits between 0.5 and 1.5 percent, depending on product density and the desired scent strength.

Another significant application area is household and home fragrance products: reed diffusers, textile sprays, wardrobe sachets and air fresheners. Dosage for these formats tends to run higher, around 2-5 percent. A useful companion here is Distilled water purified 100 ml, which acts as a neutral carrier for diluting the fragrance before it goes into a spray bottle, without altering its character.

The musky-sugared profile of Mousse de Sucre pairs particularly well with marine and herbal notes. A small addition of Sea Lavender Extract 100 ml introduces a fresh, faintly salty undertone that tempers the sweetness and adds complexity to fine fragrance blends. For a lighter, citrus-fresh variation, try combining it with Litsea Cubeba Aromatic Water 100 ml - the contrast between sweet and citrus notes gives the final accord noticeably more depth.

Store the fragrance oil in a tightly sealed container, kept in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to preserve its stability and extend its usable life. Before scaling up to a larger batch, it is worth running a small test blend first to pin down the exact concentration needed for a specific formula.

Sugared Home Fragrance Spray

Distilled water purified 90 ml

Mousse de Sucre 2 ml

Litsea Cubeba Aromatic Water 5 ml

Medical grade alcohol 3 ml

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Александра, Першотравенск

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Знайшла тут все необхідне для створення власних твердих шампунів. Вони чудово піняться та доглядають за волоссям.

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Відмінний магазин! Завжди знаходжу тут все необхідне для своїх мильних шедеврів.

1 September 2026

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Замовляла тут подарунок для подруги-миловарки. Вона була в захваті!

INCI	Decyl glucoside
Other
Application	mild Co-surfactant increasing foaming
Att brand	France
Attention	IMPORTANT! Photo from the supplier, the product is packaged in a container Mylo Opt.
Color product	colorless to yellowish viscous liquid, with a faint odor
Composition	Decyl glucoside: 50-60% Water: 40-50%
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	wet wipes, micellar water - 2-3%, makeup remover and cleansing lotions - 4-10%, shower gels and shampoos - 20-30%, increased viscosity of formulations - 10-35%, mouthwash - 3%
Method preparation	coconut, corn, palm vegetable oils, extracted from fatty alcohols derived from coconut and palm oils and glucose from corn
Minimum count	1
Name	Mousse de Sucre, 50 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	50 ml
Solubility	water soluble
Valid until	05.2028