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Aroma compounds are complex fragrance components designed for safe and stable perfuming of cosmetic products, soaps, butters, shampoos, as well as home candles and waxes. They are characterized by high intensity, thermal stability and good compatibility with common cosmetic bases. Key terms: aroma compounds , concentrated fragrance compositions , IFRA standards , allergens in fragrances .
Each formula has its own volatile structure – top notes , middle notes and base notes – which affects the onset and longevity of the fragrance in the finished product. When choosing, compatibility with the system (oil/aqueous phase, wax), dosage according to IFRA standards and the desired sensory profile (fresh, floral, fruity, gourmand, woody, oriental) are also important.
Complete documentation is provided for available items – SDS (MSDS), Certificate of Analysis (COA), IFRA and allergen list. For professional context, we recommend the blog articles: CO₂ extracts and their use and Internal use of essential oils – is it safe?
Optimized for perfuming emulsions, balms, shower gels and soaps. Typically good compatibility with surfactants and lipid phases, recommended dosage according to IFRA standards and internal tests of foam, colour and oxidation stability.
Formulated with an emphasis on thermal stability , hot throw and cold throw . Suitable for soy and blended waxes; it is recommended to test the fragrance load and wick to achieve even burning.
Usage limits are governed by the IFRA standards of the specific product type (creams, balms, rinse-off/leave-on products, ambient products). When formulating, always follow the stated percentages, allergens and the manufacturer’s notes.
For each product, SDS (MSDS) , Certificate of Analysis (COA) , IFRA and an allergen list are available. These documents facilitate safety assessment, regulatory compliance and labelling of finished products.
Follow the limits of the IFRA standards for the target product category and the results of your own tests. In cosmetics it is usually 0.1–1 % (leave-on) and 0.3–3 % (rinse-off); in candles, test the wax type and wick for optimal throw.
The profile of top, middle and base notes , compatibility with the base, fragrance load and storage. Base notes hold the fragrance longer; citrus and fresh notes dissipate more quickly.
SDS (MSDS) , Certificate of Analysis (COA) , IFRA statement and allergen list . The documents are used for safe formulation and product labelling.
No. Aroma compounds are intended for external use in cosmetics and in ambient products. You can find more information in the article on the blog.
No. CO₂ extracts (selective/total) are a separate group with different composition and use. An overview can be found in the article CO₂ extracts and their use.
