Violet

Description

Usage:

Violet Fragrance Oil is a graceful, powdery floral scent inspired by delicate violet blossoms nestled in lush green gardens. Soft, romantic, and slightly nostalgic, this fragrance offers a soothing balance of floral sweetness with green, leafy undertones and a hint of vintage elegance. Its velvety profile evokes quiet sophistication and timeless charm, making it perfect for luxury candles, soaps, lotions, perfumes, diffusers, and home sprays. Whether you’re formulating personal care products or home aromas, Violet Fragrance Oil lends an air of tranquility and refined beauty to any setting.

Top Benefits:

1. Calms the Senses & Enhances Serenity
The soft, floral nature of violet is known to promote emotional balance and relaxation. When used in diffusers or bath products, it creates a serene environment ideal for rest, reflection, or self-care rituals.

2. Adds a Romantic, Vintage Character
Violet Fragrance Oil offers an old-world elegance reminiscent of classic perfumes and powder rooms. Its subtle charm enhances body products, perfumes, and candles with a sense of refinement and timeless femininity.

3. Ideal for Delicate, Floral Product Lines
This fragrance blends beautifully with other soft floral and green notes such as rose, lily, jasmine, and violet leaf, making it a versatile base or heart note for custom blends in skincare, haircare, or scent layering collections.

4. Elegant in Home Scenting Applications
Add a refined floral atmosphere to your home with this subtle yet lasting fragrance. Ideal for bedrooms, reading nooks, or powder rooms where a gentle aroma enhances a peaceful setting.

Home Aroma

Room Fragrance
Diffuse or mist Violet Fragrance Oil diluted with water and a carrier base to envelop your space in soft floral tranquility. Best for spaces where a gentle touch of romance or calm is desired.

Candle Making
Perfect for soy, coconut, beeswax, or paraffin candles. It imparts a soft floral throw that doesn’t overpower but lingers beautifully in the background—ideal for creating ambiance in intimate or meditative settings.

Home Care

Linen & Pillow Spray
Blend into distilled water and witch hazel or alcohol base to create a bedtime pillow mist that soothes the senses and adds floral freshness to linens.

Drawer or Wardrobe Sachets
Add a few drops to fabric sachets or cotton balls and place them in drawers or closets for a soft, powdery scent that keeps garments and linens delicately perfumed.

How to Use:

• Diffusers: Use in oil warmers or ultrasonic diffusers as per equipment instructions.

• Candles & Soaps: Incorporate during the appropriate production stage and follow IFRA usage rates.

• Room Spray: Combine with distilled water and a base (such as witch hazel or perfumer’s alcohol), then shake well before use.

• Bath & Body: Blend with unscented bases like lotion, body butter, or body wash. Follow IFRA dermal limits for skin-safe usage.

Recipes:

Soothing Violet Linen Mist
Mix 20 drops of Violet Fragrance Oil with 2 oz distilled water and 1 oz witch hazel. Shake well and spray on linens, curtains, or pillows.

Violet Infused Body Lotion
Add 1–2% Violet Fragrance Oil to a fragrance-free body lotion base. Stir thoroughly and enjoy its soft floral scent on the skin.

Vintage Romance Candle
Combine Violet Fragrance Oil with hints of rose and sandalwood in your wax blend to create a deeply romantic, classic candle scent.

Perfumery:

Violet is a beloved note in perfumery, often used in both classic and modern blends. It serves well as a heart note, pairing wonderfully with iris, rose, heliotrope, or violet leaf. It lends a powdery, green-floral dimension to perfumes and body mists, evoking softness and intimacy.

Interesting Facts:

● Violets have been prized for centuries in perfumery for their soft, romantic scent and symbolic association with modesty, love, and springtime.
● The scent of violets contains ionones, compounds known to temporarily desensitize the nose, giving the illusion of the scent “disappearing” and then returning.
● Violet was a popular floral note in vintage perfumes of the early 20th century and remains a staple in many nostalgic or powdery floral fragrances today.

Certificate of Analysis (COA)

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Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

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IFRA Compliance

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Allergen Declaration

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Directions:

For external use only. Do not ingest. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive areas. Follow recommended dilution rates. Perform a patch test when applying to the skin. This is a fragrance oil—not an essential oil—and should be used accordingly. Refer to IFRA standards for safe usage in your specific applications.