Is the neroli flower wax IFRA compliant for perfumery use?
As a natural botanical wax, it is not subject to a specific IFRA quantitative limit in the same way as isolated aroma chemicals; IFRA standards apply to the finished fragrance composition as a whole.
How IFRA Applies to This Wax
| Aspect | Position |
|---|---|
| Natural botanical wax | Not restricted as a raw material |
| Synthetic fragrance | None added |
| Role in perfumery | Fixative, texturizer, natural scent carrier |
| Compliance focus | Finished fragrance composition |
What We Provide
- GC-MS composition report so your formulator can evaluate compliance of the finished composition
- IFRA statement for the natural material, issued on request
- Allergen declaration covering naturally occurring allergens (e.g., linalool, limonene) common in citrus florals
Your perfumer should verify the final composition against the current IFRA standards, as we do for every fragrance customer.
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This article was published on 2026-09-07, and last updated on 2026-09-07. The article will be continuously updated.
