by CMID
Fragrance can contribute to sensory experience and product identity. Adding fragrance, however, involves more than choosing an attractive scent.
Part of the complete formula
The formulator must consider the product concept, formulation compatibility, stability, intended use and applicable requirements.
A fragrance may respond differently in different formulation systems. Ingredient information and actual evaluation results are therefore still required.
Conclusion
An attractive scent must still function well within the complete formulation system.
This article gives no fragrance dosage and makes no allergen claims or regulatory approval claims for particular ingredients.
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Fragrance in formulations: more than scent. Fragrance has a major role in the product-use experience, but must also be understood correctly within a formulation.
Giving product character: creates product identity and a first impression for users. Enhancing experience: an appropriate scent can increase user comfort and satisfaction. Must be safe and compliant: use within safe limits, follow regulations and check allergen lists. Consider compatibility: ensure the fragrance suits the formula system to avoid stability problems.
Remember: a good fragrance is safe, stable and consistent with your product concept.