FRAGRANCE CONCENTRATES FOR MANUFACTURERS

Fragrance oils for perfume and home fragrance.

Source fragrance concentrates for the products you formulate and manufacture. Cedar Aroma helps you select and develop scents for your application, price point and customers, from evaluation samples through to bulk supply.

Formulating your own product? Choose fragrance concentrate. Handling filling only?

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FRAGRANCE SELECTION

Start with the product, then select the scent.

The fragrance needs to suit your formulation as well as your brand. Tell us about your base, intended use and target cost so we can propose relevant samples for your development work.

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Samples for your application

Compare scent options selected around your product type, fragrance brief and commercial requirements.

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Formulation stays with your team

We supply the fragrance concentrate; you control the base formulation, manufacturing, filling and finished packaging.

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A defined product for repeat supply

Approve a sample and product specification that your purchasing and production teams can use for orders and reorders.

FRAGRANCE OIL SUPPLY

Selection, evaluation and bulk purchasing.

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Find your fragrance direction.

Start with a fragrance family, reference sample or preferred notes. Describe the character you want and the aspects you would like to change, from the opening impression to the lasting scent.

Select initial samples

Woody, amber, citrus and other fragrance families help us build a relevant shortlist for your brief.

Develop a custom fragrance

For a more specific scent, share your brand positioning, target cost and sample feedback. We can then discuss the development work needed.

Woody — Dry cedar, warm woods or smooth sandalwood notes.

Amber — Warm, rounded notes with resinous or balsamic character.

Gourmand — Vanilla, cocoa and other edible-inspired notes.

Fruity — Crisp, juicy or tropical fruit notes.

Citrus — Bright lemon, mandarin or bergamot notes.

Fresh & Green — Airy, leafy and freshly cut green notes.

Floral — Delicate petals or full floral bouquets.

Amber fragrance sample bottles on glass shelves above a laboratory balance.

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Evaluate the fragrance in your formulation.

Use fragrance blotters to compare scent character, then assess the shortlisted samples in your intended base and packaging. Share your formulation type and evaluation priorities when requesting samples.

Perfumes

Evaluate the concentrate in your perfume base at the intended fragrance concentration.

Reed Diffusers

Assess scent release with your diffuser formulation, bottle and selected reeds.

Room Sprays

Review the fragrance in your spray formulation with the intended bottle and pump.

Car Fragrances

Specify the air freshener format, carrier and fragrance release system so samples can be selected for that application.

Record useful trial feedback

Include the sample code, base, fragrance concentration and observations. Consistent trial records make it easier to compare results and request changes.

For other applications, send the product type and base formulation with your enquiry.

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Samples, trials and commercial quantities.

Fragrance oils are concentrates for formulation. Sample quantities and bulk packs can be discussed around your trial programme and production requirements.

Initial samples

Request a focused selection of scents. Sample quantities, charges and dispatch details are provided before you order.

Application trials

Specify the quantity needed for your formulation trials and keep the approved sample code with your test records.

Bulk supply

Your quotation identifies the fragrance code, order quantity and supply pack. Minimum quantities and pack sizes depend on the selected fragrance.

Fragrance sample preparation using a pipette beside labelled sample bottles.

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Technical information for your purchasing team.

Share your intended application, sales market and documentation requirements with the fragrance brief. Refer to the sample or product code so the information matches the material under review.

Product specification

Review the product specification alongside the selected sample and retain both as the purchasing reference.

SDS, COA & IFRA documentation

Ask about the Safety Data Sheet, Certificate of Analysis and IFRA documentation relevant to the selected fragrance and application. Availability is reviewed with your enquiry.

Batch and receiving information

Specify the product identification, batch information and accompanying records your receiving team requires.

Include finished-product evaluation and destination-market requirements in your development plan.

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Agree the order details before production.

Bring the approved fragrance and purchasing requirements into one order specification, giving production and receiving teams a consistent reference.

Product and quantity

Confirm the fragrance code, specification, total quantity, price and net quantity per supply pack.

Packing and delivery

Set out the destination, packing, lead time and delivery terms, including any handling or transport requirements for the material.

Repeat orders

Use the previous product code when reordering and highlight any changes to the application, quantity or delivery schedule.

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HOW TO ORDER

From fragrance brief to bulk supply.

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Share your brief

Send your application, scent preferences, target cost, quantity and market.

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Evaluate samples

Trial the fragrance in your formulation and select the preferred sample.

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Confirm the order

Agree the specification, price, pack format and delivery terms.

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Receive and reorder

Retain product and batch references for production records and reorders.

FRAGRANCE OIL FAQ

Common questions about fragrance concentrates.

Are fragrance oils the same as ready-to-fill liquids?

No. Fragrance oils are concentrates that you incorporate into a formulation. Bulk fragrance liquids are already blended for a specific application and supplied ready for your filling operation.

Can one fragrance oil be used in different products?

A scent can be developed for several product types, but each formulation needs its own evaluation. Tell us every intended application when discussing the fragrance brief.

What is the minimum order quantity?

Minimum order quantities depend on the fragrance and supply pack. Send your expected quantity so we can propose suitable options and provide pricing.

What should I send with my enquiry?

Send the product type, scent direction, expected quantity and sales market. Your base formulation and target cost will help us select relevant samples.

REQUEST FRAGRANCE SAMPLES

Find the fragrance for your product.

Tell us what you formulate, the scent you have in mind and the quantity you expect to need. We will discuss samples, development requirements and bulk pricing.