Papaya and passion fruit fragrance oil
Papaya and passion fruit fragrance oil is not a pure essential oil; it contains fixatives to create a longer-lasting and more fragrant product. It works beautifully for candle making, soap making, and personal care applications such as lotion, shampoo, and body wash. This list is not exhaustive, and we encourage you to experiment, create, and invent countless other ways to use it. We recommend testing a small amount before scaling up to larger formulations. These fragrance oils are for external use only and should not be ingested under any circumstances.
Scent profile
A voluptuous concoction of jasmine, hibiscus apple, and kiwi. Close your eyes and slurp. Delicious.
Fragrance notes
Top: Apple, Kiwi
Medium: Jasmine, Hibiscus
Base: Musk
Uses of Passionfruit Papaya Fragrance Oil
Aromatherapy
Bring the festive feeling home.
Reed Diffusers and Candles
I mean, where wouldn't you want to smell the freshly baked splendor of Christmas?
Personalized soap and bath products
Add a few drops to the cold process or melt and pour soaps for a long-lasting aroma in the kitchen.
Linen Air Fresheners and Sprays
Dilute a couple of drops of Christmas Splendour fragrance oil in a teaspoon of rubbing alcohol, then fill your spray bottle with water. Freshen up your furniture, sheets, and carpet.
Instructions for use:
Candles
Candles and related scented articles fall under Category 12 of IFRA safety standards. Passionfruit papaya fragrance oil has no usage restrictions for Category 12. Feel free to use as much or as little as you like.
Soaps and Bath Fragrances
Passionfruit papaya fragrance oil is well-suited for bath products. The maximum dilution for soaps, shampoos, or any other IFRA Category 9 product is 20%. This category also covers laundry pretreatment and cleaning products.
The maximum dilution for making a room spray or any other item propelled by a pump is 37.3%.
Handmade perfumery
Fragrance oils are wonderful additions to handmade perfumes. For cologne designed to be applied to freshly shaved skin, a maximum dilution of 5.2% is appropriate. This applies to both Eau de Toilettes and fine fragrances. For unshaven skin, you can be more liberal with a 37.3% dilution.
If you choose to use passion fruit papaya fragrance oil in deodorant or antiperspirant products, the maximum dilution is 2%. This applies to roll-on or body spray products.
Body care
According to IFRA regulations, the maximum safe dilution for passion fruit papaya fragrance oil is set at 37.7% when used in body creams, foot care products, insect repellents, or talcum powder. For face creams, it is 5.69%.
For specialized hand creams or fragranced hand sanitizers, the maximum dilution would be 10.26%.
Safety precaution
Passionfruit papaya fragrance oil is not approved under IFRA safety guidelines for any type of lip or mouth-related product according to its categories 1 and 6.
We recommend testing a small amount before scaling up to larger formulations. As with all Vinevida products, these fragrance oils are intended for external use only and should not be ingested under any circumstances.
While passion fruit papaya fragrance oil won't have therapeutic properties because it's a synthetic product, it's a wonderful way to scent your home. Have fun experimenting and making your home an increasingly beautiful expression of yourself every day.
Our Commitment to Quality
All our fragrance oils are free of phthalates, parabens, SLS and SLES.
