Lost Cherry Inspired Fragrance Oil

Lost Cherry Inspired Fragrance Oil

Lost Cherry fragrance oil - Inspired by the well known Lost cherry perfume, an intoxicating blend of black cherry with cherry liqueur accords and a touch of bitter almond, bursting forth in waves of sweet and tart. Opulent floral notes of rose and jasmine sit atop of an unexpected mélange of sandalwood, vetiver, and cedarwood. 100% concentrate.

Fragrance Profile

1. Top Notes:  Bitter Almond, Black Cherry, and Cherry Liqueur

2. Heart Notes: Sour Cherry, Plum, Turkish Rose, and Jasmin

3. Base Notes: Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Cinnamon, Peru Balsam, Sandalwood, Benzoin, Cloves, Cedar, Patchouli and Vetiver.

Applications

Fine fragrance

• EDP/Parfum (ethanol): 15–25% FO. Heavy gourmand/amber notes benefit from 2–4 weeks maceration, then chill + 0.45 µm filter.

• Body/room mist: 3–8% FO.

Personal care (skin-contact)*

• Lotion/cream/butter: 0.3–1.5% (up to ~2–3% if IFRA allows).

• Shower gel/shampoo: 0.5–3%.

• Bar soap/syndet: 2–4% typical. Expect vanillin-caused browning; use color stabiliser if needed.
  *Verify IFRA Category limits for your batch (Cat 4, 5A/5B, 9, etc.).

Home fragrance (non-skin contact)

• Candles (soy/coco/paraffin): 7–10% of wax. Cure 24–72 h; test wick—rich balsams/benzoin can mute throw if under-wicked.

• Wax melts: 8–12%.

• Reed diffusers (e.g., Augeo): 20–25% FO.

• Room/linen sprays: 1–5% (patch-test fabrics).

Solubility & formulating tips

• Solubility: Oil-soluble; FO may contain carriers (e.g., DPG/IPM). For crystal-clear alcohol sprays, do a small solubility test, then chill and filter.

• Performance: Cherry/almond top is volatile—proper curing (candles) and maceration (EDP) noticeably improve balance.

• Discoloration: Vanilla/benzoin/Peru balsam often cause cream-to-brown shift in soaps and light emulsions—plan colors accordingly.

• Allergens/labels: Generate CLP for candles/diffusers and check cosmetic allergen disclosure (e.g., coumarin, cinnamal if present) from the oil’s SDS/Allergen data.

• Preservation: In water-based cosmetics, this oil doesn’t preserve—use a suitable preservative; GLDA/EDTA-alternatives can help stability.