Is the osmanthus 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, beta-ionone-related compounds)
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.
