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Citral 1 L

CITRAL for fragrance compositions in cosmetic care products

CITRAL is an aromatic component widely used in cosmetic and perfumery formulations to create expressive fresh citrus fragrance profiles in care and cleansing products. The ingredient demonstrates strong fragrance performance, stability in various formulation systems and convenient use in industrial production of fragranced cosmetics.

Properties and sensory result in finished products

In cosmetic formulations the component creates a feeling of freshness during product use, providing light and pleasant aromatic perception. The fragrance is perceived as clean and harmonious, enhancing overall sensory experience of care products.

Application across industries

CITRAL is applied in shampoos, shower gels, creams, lotions, cleansing products, liquid soaps, fragranced sprays, handmade soaps and home fragrance products. The ingredient is widely used in private label and serial manufacturing thanks to compatibility with different formulation bases and fragrance stability.

The component is incorporated into formulations designed to maintain stable citrus fragrance perception during product use. It blends well with gel, cream, soap and oil systems while preserving fragrance stability during storage.

Recipe for refreshing citrus shampoo formulation

Purified water 57 ml
Shampoo base 38 ml
CITRAL 3 ml
Glycerin 2 ml

To prepare shampoo, the base is blended with water under gentle mixing until uniform texture forms. Glycerin is incorporated to improve hair and scalp feel after use. CITRAL is then added while mixing continues until fragrance distributes evenly. After stabilization the product is ready for filling and storage.

CITRAL is positioned for B2B cosmetic manufacturing supporting fragrance stability, batch reproducibility and efficient industrial production scaling.

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Агата, Копенгаген

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Замовляла в 'Мило-опт' поліетиленові glicol (ПЕГ) для косметики ручної роботи. Допомогли підібрати потрібний вид ПЕГ. Косметика стала більш стабільною.

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INCI	CITRAL
Other
Aroma	Strong fresh scent of lemon peel
Att brand	Germany
Color product	is a colorless or pale yellow liquid
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Inci	Citral
Intended use	0.1-2%, however, it is more convenient to create a 1% perfume concentrate, the share of which in cosmetics should not exceed 10%; improvement and creation of perfumes from essential oils - 0.1-0.15%, creation of alcoholic perfumes - 1.5-1%, leave-in cosmetics - 0.1-0.5%, wash-off cosmetics, soap - 0.2-2 %
Name	Citral 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Properties	Citral is an aromatic ingredient that is widely used in cosmetics and perfumery. In cosmetic and hygiene products, this component functions as a perfume and odor masking agent. This component is obtained both synthetically and from natural sources. Most citral is found in the essential oils of lemongrass (up to 85%), lemongrass (80%), tea tree (70%), lime (8%), lemon (5%) and orange (less than 2%).
Purpose	In cosmetics, it is added as a weak antiseptic with preservative properties. In some cases, citral acts as a masking agent: it hides the unpleasant smell or taste of the product.
Using	skin care products, perfumery products, aftershave lotions, bath series, body and face creams, soap, decorative cosmetics, depilation products
Valid until	09.2028