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Fragrance Oil Noa Noa, CACHAREL, 5 ml

Fragrance Noa Noa Cacharel perfume concentrate for mass production

Noa Noa fragrance is a multicomponent aromatic composition developed on the basis of a complex synthesis of essential compounds and synthetic aromatic molecules. This component is a technological analogue of a well known perfume profile, adapted for integration into various cosmetic and household bases. The oil structure of the concentrate ensures high stability of the aroma during storage and transportation of raw materials, which makes it popular among manufacturers of the mass market and niche perfumery segments. Professional formulators choose this format for its ease of incorporation into the fatty phases of emulsions and high degree of solubility in alcohol solutions, which allows scaling recipes without losing the quality of the olfactory pyramid.

Properties and purpose

The perfume composition is used as the main flavoring agent capable of masking the specific odors of functional chemical components in the finished product. The industrial logic of using this ingredient is based on its ability to maintain olfactory integrity in environments with different acidity levels. In cosmetic production, the fragrance ensures the formation of a stable aromatic trail associated with premium care. The component is widely used for flavoring rinse-off and leave-on products, demonstrating excellent adhesion to the surface of the skin and hair. The choice of this profile by manufacturers is due to its versatility and ability to harmoniously complement the formulas of personal hygiene products and interior fragrances.

Application in industries

In the cosmetic industry, the fragrance is integrated into face and body care lines, including emulsions, gels and cream bases. The hair care sector uses this concentrate to create shampoos, balms and masks, where the resistance of the aroma to water is important. The Wellness industry implements the component in the production of aromatic candles, diffusers and bath salts, creating functional products for home use. Private Label companies value this ingredient for its predictability in mass production and the ability to create recognizable collections of perfumed cosmetics. The raw material is suitable for small contract manufacturing and large industrial facilities, ensuring reproducibility of characteristics in each batch.

Recipe for solid perfume

Jojoba oil refined forty grams Beeswax bleached ten grams Fragrance Noa Noa Cacharel five grams Vitamin E oil solution one gram

Noa Noa professional concentrate provides stable aromatization of finished products, guaranteeing the preservation of the specified profile throughout the entire shelf life of the item. The use of this raw material in the B2B sector allows optimizing production costs and increasing the consumer attractiveness of goods due to a high quality perfume component.

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Att brand	France
Attention	Mandatory testing for sensitivity and allergic reaction, preliminary application to the bend of the elbow
Color product	appropriate
Concentration	from 0.5% for handmade soap to 5% for candles
Descriptio smell	floral, plum, peony, freesia, musk, lily, jasmine, ylang-ylang, lily of the valley, rose, sandalwood, vanilla, incense, coffee, cedar, female aroma
Features	Possible purchase from 0.5 liters + 10% to the cost
Input percentage	Recommended percentage of addition to soap and cosmetic products: 1-2%, Percentage of entering into eau de toilette: 5-20%, Percentage of entering into eau de parfum (toilet perfume): 15-25%, Percentage of entering into perfume: 20-30%
Name	Fragrance Oil Noa Noa, CACHAREL, 5 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	5 ml
Solubility	easily in alcohols (ethanol, propylene glycol, perfumery alcohol, benzyl, isopropyl, isopropyl myristate, diethyl phthalate) while maintaining the transparency of the solution: mixes well with oils; insoluble in water
View	liquid
Valid until	04.2028