Fragrance Oil Ricci Ricci Nina Ricci, 20 ml

Fragrance Analogue of Ricci Ricci Nina Ricci Perfume

This fragrance analogue captures the captivating essence of Ricci Ricci by Nina Ricci, a modern chypre floral fragrance known for its bold, feminine, and slightly mischievous character. This fragrance oil is designed for use in cosmetic applications, offering a cost-effective way to incorporate this popular scent into various beauty products. It is important to note that this is an analogue and not the original perfume.

Fragrance Profile:

The Ricci Ricci fragrance is characterized by a vibrant blend of fruity, floral, and woody notes. This analogue aims to replicate this complex composition, typically featuring:  

• Top Notes: Rhubarb and Bergamot create a sparkling and slightly tart opening.  
• Heart Notes: Tuberose, Rose, and Mirabilis (Four O'Clock Flower) form a rich and sensual floral heart.
• Base Notes: Patchouli and Sandalwood provide a warm, woody, and grounding base.  

This fragrance analogue seeks to evoke this same olfactory experience, offering a similar balance of these key notes. The exact composition may vary slightly between different manufacturers of fragrance analogues.

Applications of the Ricci Ricci Fragrance Analogue in Cosmetics:

This fragrance analogue can be incorporated into a wide range of cosmetic products:

• Perfumes and Eau de Toilettes (Alcohol-Based): Used as a fragrance component in homemade or small-batch perfumes.
• Body Lotions and Creams: Imparts a delicate and long-lasting scent to body care products.
• Shower Gels and Body Washes: Adds a luxurious fragrance to cleansing products.
• Hair Care Products: Can be used in hair sprays, serums, and conditioners to provide a pleasant scent.
• Bath Products: Suitable for bath bombs, bath salts, and bubble baths.

Detailed Breakdown of Cosmetic Applications:

• Alcohol-Based Perfumes: The fragrance analogue can be diluted in perfumer's alcohol (ethanol) to create perfumes or eau de toilettes. The concentration will determine the strength of the fragrance.
• Body Lotions and Creams: The fragrance is typically added during the cool-down phase of lotion or cream production to prevent evaporation of the scent.
• Shower Gels and Body Washes: It is added during the final stages of production, carefully mixing to ensure even distribution.
• Hair Care Products: The fragrance can be incorporated into both rinse-off and leave-in hair products, adding a subtle and lasting scent.
• Bath Products: The fragrance adds an aromatic dimension to bath products, enhancing the overall bathing experience.

Cosmetic Recipe: Scented Body Lotion Inspired by Ricci Ricci

• Phase A (Oil Phase):
  • Sweet Almond Oil: 20g
  • Shea Butter: 5g
  • Emulsifying Wax NF: 5g
• Phase B (Water Phase):
  • Distilled Water: 65g
  • Glycerin: 5g
• Phase C (Cool-Down Phase):
  • Fragrance Analogue of Ricci Ricci: 0.5-1g (adjust to preference)
  • Preservative (e.g., Germaben II): As per manufacturer's instructions

Instructions:

1. Combine the ingredients of Phase A in a heat-resistant beaker and heat in a water bath until the waxes and butters are melted.
2. In a separate heat-resistant beaker, combine the ingredients of Phase B and heat in a water bath to the same temperature as Phase A.
3. Slowly pour Phase B into Phase A while stirring constantly with a stick blender or homogenizer.
4. Continue mixing until the mixture emulsifies and thickens.
5. Remove from heat and allow to cool to below 40°C.
6. Add the fragrance analogue and preservative, stirring gently to combine.
7. Transfer the lotion to a clean container.

Recommendations for Use:

• Dilution: Always dilute fragrance analogues before use in cosmetic formulations. Never apply them directly to the skin undiluted.
• Concentration: The typical concentration of fragrance analogues in cosmetic products ranges from 0.5% to 2%, depending on the desired intensity of the scent and the type of product. Start with a lower concentration and increase as needed.
• IFRA Standards: Ensure that the fragrance analogue you are using complies with IFRA (International Fragrance Association) standards for safe use in cosmetic products. These standards provide guidelines on maximum usage levels for different applications.
• Testing: It's essential to conduct patch tests before using any new fragrance in a finished product to check for allergic reactions or skin sensitivities.
• Storage: Store fragrance analogues in a cool, dark place in tightly sealed containers to prevent oxidation and evaporation.

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