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Lemon Fragrance Oil, 1 L

Lemon Fragrance Oil — Zesty Citrus Energy for Everyday Formulas

Lemon Fragrance Oil captures the true character of lemon peel and pulp with a juicy, clean aroma. It brings brightness and energy to personal care products, works well in both water- and surfactant-based systems, and remains stable with actives and essential oils. Ideal for soaps, shower gels, facial cleansers, and summer lines.

Key Benefits:

Realistic lemon aroma

Energizing and clean feel

Blends well with oils and surfactants

Stable in creams, gels, and soaps

Suitable for daily care and all skin types

Applications:

Foaming cleansers and shower gels

Solid and liquid soaps

Shampoos and facial washes

Body lotions and sprays

Freshening products and deodorants

Recipe: Face cleansing gel with Lemon Fragrance Oil

Ingredients:

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

Instructions: Mix surfactants with water, then 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	1 liter
Descriptio smell	sour, fresh, citrus, mild, sweet-sour
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 Fragrance Oil, 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	0.1 - 1% depending on the drug
Valid until	11.2028