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Lemon Chlorine Fragrance Oil 1 L

Lemon Chlor Fragrance Oil — Clean, Crisp, and Citrus-Infused

Lemon Chlor Fragrance Oil blends a sharp citrus aroma with a fresh, sterile character reminiscent of extreme cleanliness. It evokes a sense of purity and is ideal for cleansing and hygiene-oriented skincare products. Suitable for oily skin and post-exercise routines. The fragrance holds up in surfactant-rich and water-based formulas, making it perfect for soaps, shower gels, and tonics.

Key Benefits:

Sharp lemon scent with a hygienic edge

Fresh, clean sensation

Stable in surfactant systems

Pairs well with mint, eucalyptus, and citrus oils

Ideal for cleansing and gym care cosmetics

Applications:

Liquid and solid soaps

Shower and face gels

Scalp-cleansing shampoos

Toning mists and deodorant sprays

After-gym body care

Recipe: Cleansing shower gel with Lemon Chlor Fragrance Oil

Ingredients:
Decyl glucoside — 15 g
Coco betaine — 10 g
Distilled water — 60 g
Glycerin — 5 g
Panthenol — 2 g
Lemon Chlor Fragrance Oil — 1 g
Preservative — as needed
Citric acid — to pH 5.5

Instructions: Combine surfactants and water, add glycerin, panthenol, and fragrance. Adjust pH with citric acid to 5.5, add preservative, stir and bottle.

Other
Application	shamuni, tonics, handmade soap, hand made, bath bombs, handmade cosmetics, creaming, handmade candles
Att brand	Ukraine
Attention	the price is valid for purchases from 2 liters. When buying from 1 liter + 10% to the cost
Color product	opalescent
Concentration	0.1 - 1% depending on the drug
Descriptio smell	Lemon Chlorine
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	soap 0.5-1%; gels 0.2–0.3%; cosmetic creams 0.2–0.3%; liquid detergents 0.1-0.5%
Minimum count	1
Name	Lemon Chlorine Fragrance Oil 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Valid until	10.2028