Downloadable Documents — Verbena Floral Perfume
FAQ — Verbena Perfume (manufacturer)
To start, our Verbena Perfume is a fresh, sparkling fragrance note for finished products. In practice, it smells lemony, green, and uplifting. Also, it is a liquid with a pale-yellow colour at 20°C. As a result, it fits home fragrance, candles, and scented cosmetic bases. Finally, explore the full range in the Cosmetic Perfumes collection or contact our team.
What does Verbena perfume smell like?
In short, Verbena feels clean, bright, and energising. For example, you may notice herbal-green facets with a light citrus lift. Meanwhile, soft floral and fruity nuances add balance. To finish, a minty-woody touch can give extra freshness and depth.
How to use it — dosage & applications (step by step)
- First, choose your base: candle wax, soap base, diffuser base, or a suitable cosmetic base.
- Next, start with a low dosage to test the scent profile.
- Then, mix slowly until the blend is uniform.
- After that, let the formula rest, and re-check the smell after 24 hours.
- Also, test stability and packaging compatibility before scale-up.
- Finally, follow IFRA-style limits that match your product category.
Additionally, for room sprays, use an ethanol base or a suitable solubiliser. However, do not rely on water alone, since it is not water soluble.
Benefits at a glance
- Fresh signature: a crisp, lemony-green vibe that feels clean and modern.
- Easy positioning: ideal for sunny, casual, and “fresh air” concepts.
- Versatile use: suitable for home fragrance and many cosmetic bases.
- Clear technical profile: soluble in ethanol for practical formats.
- B2B-ready: consistent supply for labs, brands, and private-label projects.
Formats and private-label options
Regarding formats, typical sizes include 100 ml, 150 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1 L, and 5 L. In addition, you can start with samples, then scale up. Therefore, request a quote with your target application. Finally, learn more on About BioProGreen or Contact our team.
1) Is it an essential oil? What type of ingredient is this?
No, it is a perfume (fragrance composition) designed for manufacturing. In other words, you use it to scent finished products such as home fragrance and cosmetic bases.
2) Is it water soluble? Can I use it for sprays?
In water, it is not soluble. In contrast, it is soluble in ethanol. So, sprays usually require an alcohol base or a suitable solubiliser.
3) Key technical specifications (density, refractive index, flash point, solubility)
- Appearance: liquid.
- Odour: verbena.
- Colour: pale yellow.
- Relative density at 20°C: 0.9314–1.0314.
- Refractive index at 20°C: 1.4776–1.4976.
- Flash point: 72°C.
- Solubility in water: no.
- Solubility in ethanol: yes.
4) Safety, storage, and handling
- Hazards (CLP): H315, H317, H318, H411.
- Precautions: P261, P264, P272, P273, P280, P302+P352.
- Allergens: EUH208 may apply (sensitising substance present).
- Storage: keep containers full and tightly closed.
- Light: protect from direct sunlight.
- Temperature: store in a cool, dry place (typical storage temperature: 20°C).
5) MOQ, lead time, and project support
- MOQ: depends on the selected format and project scope.
- Lead time: confirmed after quantity and packaging choices.
- Support: we help you align dosage, stability checks, and safe-use limits.
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External resources
To begin with, review fragrance safety standards for finished products. Next, learn more about verbena and its “lemony-green” inspiration. Then, check simple technical concepts like flash point and solubility. Finally, plan logistics for samples and bulk shipments.