The proposed note structure uses a water accord at the opening, freesia accord in the heart and musk accord in the base. These are olfactory descriptors, not a declaration of natural extracts or formula ingredients; the final profile is subject to sample approval.
| Stage | Proposed Notes | Olfactory Role |
|---|---|---|
| Top Notes | Water accord, dew accord | Fresh opening without a fruit-led emphasis |
| Middle Notes | Freesia accord | Floral focus |
| Base Notes | Musk accord | Soft finish with limited woody emphasis |
Freshness is the main direction, with low sweetness and low woody intensity. The concept suits spring and summer ranges, daytime wear and office-oriented fragrance collections.
This perfume oil is offered as a fragrance concentrate for professional formulation, not as a finished skin-use perfume. It provides a starting point for brands developing freesia and aquatic-musk products within the personal-fragrance category.
EDP: Evaluate in the intended perfumery alcohol system for clarity, odor development and stability. Body mist: Assess the selected water-alcohol or solubilized base for separation, haze and spray performance.
Oil terminology does not establish compatibility with every carrier or water-based system. Request a recommended trial dosage range for your exact application; the final level must follow formula-specific safety guidance, applicable restrictions and finished-product testing. Do not apply the concentrate directly to skin.
Development discussions can address freesia prominence, water-accord intensity and musk balance. Changes should be evaluated in the intended base rather than on a scent strip alone.
A reference sample and written evaluation criteria help define the approved direction. Adjustment scope and sample arrangements are subject to project confirmation.
MANROFUN supports fragrance supply and OEM/ODM project discussions covering formulation, filling and packaging requirements. Confirm the required supply format: fragrance concentrate only or a finished-product development project.
Share your application, target market and performance criteria so the technical and commercial scope can be reviewed. Service availability and production arrangements are subject to project confirmation.
Private-label projects can include discussion of container format, label artwork and outer packaging. Packaging compatibility requires evaluation with the approved finished formula, including closure and spray-component performance where relevant.
Packaging options, minimum quantities and artwork requirements are based on project requirements and subject to project confirmation.
Request SDS, COA, allergen information and application-specific IFRA conformity documentation for review. Document availability and scope are subject to project confirmation and the selected formula.
Fragrance documentation does not replace finished-product safety assessment, labeling review or market-specific regulatory checks. Confirm the intended sales territory before finalizing the project.
Bulk pack format and order quantity are based on project requirements. Confirm handling instructions, storage conditions and shelf-life information against the approved product specification and supplied documentation.
Shipping method and lead time depend on order scope, packaging and destination, and are subject to project confirmation.
Submit your application, base composition, estimated quantity, destination market and packaging needs. Agree on sample evaluation criteria, test the concentrate in the intended base, and confirm any revisions before specification approval.
Request a project review to discuss sample availability, technical documents and a quotation based on the approved scope. MOQ, pricing and production timing are subject to project confirmation.