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INCI	Citronellol
Other
Att brand	Spain
Color product	colorless viscous liquid with a rose scent
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Inci	Citronellol
Intended use	Up to 25 %
Name	Citronellol 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 l
Properties	Citronellol is one of the most common fragrances in cosmetics, because it creates a fresh and at the same time warm floral tone, reminiscent of the scent of cut green apple peel with light citrus notes. The scent of citronellola goes well with rose, bergamot, lavender, softening and shading fougere compositions. Perfumers highly value citronellol for the persistence of the aroma (it can be clearly distinguished on the skin within 3 days) and good compatibility with other scents. In addition, the scent of rose, which is provided by this substance, is in the lead in the list of preferences - cosmetics with a pink scent are always in very high demand.
Purpose	Citronellol is used as a constituent of perfumery compositions to impart a sweet note to aromas, in particular to impart a sweet note to floral aromas. Citronellol is quite widespread in nature as a component of essential oils: it can be extracted from rose oil, geranium, citronella, lavender, basil, neroli, chamomile, lemongrass, eucalyptus. The largest amount of citronellol (more than 50%) is contained in rose and citronella essential oils, about 40% in geranium oil.
Using	skin care products, perfumery products, aftershave lotions, bath series, body and face creams, soaps, decorative cosmetics, depilation products, perfumes, dry perfumes, creams, lotions, skin care tonics, lip balm, shampoos, balms, hair conditioners, shower gels, bath foam, hand cream, deodorants
Valid until	09.2028

Citronellol 1 L

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Use in Personal Care Products

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