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Fragrance oil sample evaluation and technical documents
Keep consistent sample notes, compare scent and appearance over time, and share the product reference and intended use so our team can confirm available documents.
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Product and sample details
Keep the fragrance oil code and sample label with your test notes. A perfume reference describes a scent direction; it is not a fragrance oil offered for supply.
02
Application evaluation
Record the base, concentration, evaluation date, and observations for each sample. Confirm suitability through testing in your application.
03
Product documents
Tell us the product and intended application. Our team will confirm the relevant specifications, safety and application documents available.
Sample evaluation record
What to record for each sample
- 01Keep the product code, sample label, and any perfume reference together.
- 02Record the base, fragrance oil addition ratio, and evaluation date.
- 03Under the same conditions, note scent and appearance changes at different times.
- 04Summarize what to keep or adjust, plus the target market, for the project team.
This is record-keeping guidance only. Confirm the specific ratio and suitability for each product; no ratio is recommended here.
Common questions
Before you request samples or documents
- Do I need a perfume reference?
- No. If you do not have one, describe the scent direction, intended use, and what you want to keep or adjust.
- Does a reference mean the same product or an available code?
- No. It is used only to communicate a scent direction; it does not represent the same product, formula, or a fragrance oil offered for supply.
- What is needed to request documents?
- Share the product code, version, intended use, and target market. Our team will confirm which documents can be provided.