The proposed note structure opens with a dew accord and green-leaf nuances, develops around white lily petals, and settles into musk. Freshness is the main emphasis; sweetness is restrained and woody character is minimal. This direction suits spring and summer collections and daytime or office-oriented fragrance concepts.
| Stage | Notes / Accords | Olfactive Role |
|---|---|---|
| Top Notes | Dew accord, green-leaf accord | Introduces freshness before the floral heart |
| Middle Notes | White lily accord | Provides the central floral character |
| Base Notes | Musk accord | Supports the lily through the dry-down |
These notes describe the olfactive development direction, not a declaration of botanical ingredients. Confirm the final scent profile through sample evaluation.
This perfume fragrance oil is offered for B2B formulation and product development. It is a concentrate, not a ready-to-wear perfume, and requires incorporation into a suitable base at an approved use level.
The lily-and-musk combination provides a starting point for brands seeking a floral direction without a fruit-led opening or a resinous finish.
EDP development: Evaluate the concentrate in the intended ethanol-based system for clarity, odor development and stability. Compatibility must be confirmed with the actual alcohol grade, water content and packaging.
Body mist development: Review solubilization requirements and fragrance balance in the selected hydroalcoholic or water-containing base. Suitability in one system does not establish suitability in another.
Recommended addition range: Available upon request following application review, subject to project confirmation. The working dosage must remain within the applicable fragrance safety limits and pass finished-product testing. Do not apply the concentrate directly to skin.
Development requests may address lily intensity, green freshness, musk presence and perceived sweetness. Changes should be assessed in the final base rather than on a smelling strip alone.
Provide a target scent description and application brief so the sampling scope can be defined. Formula changes and evaluation requirements are subject to project confirmation.
MANROFUN supports OEM/ODM and private-label fragrance projects, with the scope agreed around your product format and market requirements. Projects may cover concentrate supply or coordination of finished-fragrance development and packaging.
Bottle, closure, label and carton requirements can be reviewed during quotation. Packaging availability, filling suitability and artwork responsibilities are subject to project confirmation.
Request the documentation needed for your application and destination market during the inquiry stage. SDS, COA, allergen information and application-specific IFRA conformity documentation can be discussed; availability and scope are subject to project confirmation.
Fragrance documentation does not replace finished-product safety assessment, stability testing or market-specific labeling review. No certification status is implied by this listing.
Bulk packing should be selected according to order volume, handling needs and transport requirements. Pack size, minimum order quantity and supply terms are subject to project requirements.
Confirm storage instructions and shelf-life information against the approved product specification. Container and transport arrangements will be reviewed before order confirmation.
Sample timing, production lead time and shipping schedules are subject to project confirmation.
This development direction is relevant to fragrance brands, importers, distributors and contract manufacturers planning lily-focused EDP or body mist products.
For a quotation, send your base type, target fragrance concentration, destination market, packaging needs and estimated quantity. MANROFUN can then review the sampling route and supply scope based on project requirements.