Sweet Honey Gardenia Perfume Oil Women 1036
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Documents supplied with this oil
IFRAIFRA Conformity CertificatePDF · view sampleALGAllergen DeclarationPDF · view sampleSDSSafety Data Sheet (SDS)PDF · view sampleMade a perfume with this oil? We'll make it legal.
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Description
Honey is one of the hardest notes in perfumery to use well too much and it can become sticky and animalic. Code 1036 approaches it differently by using beeswax in the base, creating a richer gardenia fragrance oil with texture rather than just sweetness.
Blood orange and honey form the opening, with blood orange adding a deeper, slightly berried citrus character that keeps the honey balanced. Gardenia and jasmine create the heart, producing a sweet floral scent where the white florals blend naturally with the warm honey character.
Caramel, patchouli and beeswax form the base, with beeswax adding a waxy, ambery and slightly smoky depth that gives the fragrance oil a more sophisticated drydown. A Safety Data Sheet should be maintained as part of the product documentation and compliance records.
Fragrance Notes:
| Stage | Notes | When you smell it |
|---|---|---|
| Top | Blood Orange, Honey | First 5–15 minutes |
| Heart | Gardenia, Jasmine | 15 minutes – 3 hours |
| Base | Caramel, Patchouli, Beeswax | From 3 hours |
Fragrance family: Floral gourmand / honey.
Character: Feminine, warm, golden, textured, distinctive.
Dosage: 15–20% in an alcohol-based eau de parfum; 0.5–2% in body cream and rinse-off.
Compliance documents supplied with this oil
Every bulk order from Phoenix Cosmetic Safety ships with the paperwork you need to put the finished product on the UK or EU market not just the oil.
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IFRA Conformity Certificate the maximum safe dosage for your product category, issued for the batch you buy.
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Allergen declaration every declarable allergen with its percentage, so your label meets Annex III as amended by Regulation (EU) 2023/1545.
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Safety Data Sheet (SDS) 16-section GHS document for your carrier, warehouse and Amazon hazmat review.
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Technical data sheet flashpoint, density, solubility, appearance and recommended dosage.
Need the finished-product documents too? We are a cosmetic regulatory consultancy as well as a supplier: we prepare the Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR), Product Information File and SCPN/CPNP notification for the perfume you make with this oil. No other bulk oil supplier does both.
Questions about this oil
Why is honey difficult to use in perfumery?
At high concentration it turns sticky and animalic. This composition keeps it in check with blood orange at the top and beeswax rather than more sugar in the base.
What does beeswax smell like?
Waxy, ambery and faintly smoky with a soft floral edge. It gives the drydown a texture that honey and caramel alone could not, and it is what makes this oil distinctive.
Is it a gourmand or a floral?
A floral with gourmand materials underneath. The gardenia and jasmine keep it reading as a perfume rather than a dessert.
Does it suit bath and body products?
Yes honey and beeswax are natural fits for body cream, bath products and lip care, where the association with skincare is an advantage.
Will it discolour?
Yes honey, caramel and beeswax materials are dark. Expect a golden-amber tint.
