F T Fragrance Co., Ltd.

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Fragrance Compounds For Personal Care Products

Brand :

Floressence (a SFA NEROLI brand, exclusively distributed in Thailand by FT Fragrance Co., Ltd)

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Category

Perfumes

Keywords

Fragrance Compounds For Personal Care Products

Product feature

Premium fragrance compounds for personal care product manufacturing, meticulously crafted in Pays de Grasse, France—the historic birthplace of fine perfumery.

Developed by Floressence, a brand under SFA Neroli (a subsidiary of the Symrise Group), our fragrance oils offer long-lasting scent, excellent stability in both water- and oil-based systems, and compliance with international safety standards—all at competitive prices.

Ideal for use in a wide range of personal care applications including shampoos, conditioners, body washes, lotions, creams, deodorants, and facial care products.

All products are fully compliant with IFRA standards and come with complete documentation:

COA (Certificate of Analysis for each production batch)
MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)
TDS (Technical Data Sheet)
IFRA Certificate
Olfactive Pyramid (Fragrance structure)

With a rich French perfumery heritage, we offer an extensive portfolio of ready-to-use fragrances as well as custom fragrance development services tailored to your project specifications and budget.

Product usability

Use as the core fragrance ingredient in the formulation of personal care products such as shampoos, conditioners, body washes, lotions, creams, and deodorants.

Our fragrance compounds are ideal for OEM/ODM manufacturing, private label brands, and local personal care product distributors and manufacturers.

Choose from our curated fragrance library or create a bespoke scent that reflects your brand identity through our custom fragrance development services.

Adjust fragrance concentration to suit your desired scent intensity and product performance. Compatible with both water-based, oil-based, and emulsion systems.

Recommended usage levels (may vary depending on formulation):