This perfume fragrance oil provides a citrus-aromatic development direction for brands seeking freshness with a distinctive leafy edge. The citron-and-shiso pairing offers a focused starting point for fine-fragrance formulation rather than a conventional sweet citrus profile.
Professional development format: composition, intended dosage and finished-product performance should be agreed through sampling and application testing.
Radiant citron peel introduces a crisp, subtly bitter shimmer. Green shiso adds aromatic definition with cool herbal nuances and a delicate spicy inflection, while a proposed sheer woody-musk foundation lends an airy, sophisticated finish. The following pyramid describes a development direction, not a verified ingredient declaration.
| Stage | Proposed Notes | Olfactive Character |
|---|---|---|
| Top Notes | Citron peel, fresh citrus rind accord | Radiant, zesty and finely bitter |
| Middle Notes | Green shiso leaf, cool herbal nuances | Crisp, aromatic and gently spicy |
| Base Notes | Sheer woods, soft musk accord | Airy, smooth and understated |
Citrus definition: discuss a brighter peel impression or a drier, more restrained opening.
Botanical balance: adjust the prominence of shiso and its herbal-spicy facets against the intended collection identity.
Visual presentation: minimalist designer-style glass flacon, OEM customization available. Bottle selection, decoration and component compatibility are subject to project confirmation.
Potential development formats include eau de parfum, cologne, diluted oil perfume and roll-on fragrance. Each format requires a suitable carrier system and assessment of clarity, stability, packaging compatibility and applicable use limits.
Formulation guidance: this professional fragrance concentrate should not be assumed suitable for direct skin application. The final dosage must be established for the intended product and reviewed against relevant safety requirements.
MANROFUN can discuss scent development, formula adjustment, production planning and filling requirements within an agreed project scope. Provide the target market, product format, desired fragrance character and commercial positioning so the development brief can be evaluated.
Sampling stages, revision scope and production arrangements are based on project requirements and subject to project confirmation.
Private-label support can cover bottle and closure selection, label layout coordination, outer-carton planning and decoration options. A restrained glass presentation can complement the fragrance's clear botanical character without prescribing a specific bottle shape.
Market readiness: final artwork, labeling content and destination-market obligations require review before production approval.
Bulk fragrance oil supply and finished-product packaging can be discussed separately according to the purchasing model. Packing format, order quantity, storage guidance and transport arrangements are subject to project confirmation.
No standard minimum quantity or dispatch schedule is implied. MOQ and lead time are based on project requirements, material availability and the approved production scope.
Request the documentation needed for your intended application and destination market. SDS, batch quality information, allergen information and applicable IFRA-related documentation can be discussed based on project requirements; availability and scope are subject to project confirmation.
Application-specific assessment: documentation must correspond to the selected formula and intended use. It does not replace finished-product testing or local regulatory review.
Submit your fragrance preferences, target format, estimated purchasing requirement and packaging concept. The project can then proceed through feasibility review, quotation, sample evaluation, agreed revisions and written specification approval.
Contact MANROFUN to discuss a citrus-shiso sample brief and receive a quotation tailored to your approved development and supply requirements.