Fragrance Oils for Eau Fraiche & Body Sprays
Fragrance Oils for Eau Fraîche & Body Sprays
Explore our fragrance oils for eau fraîche and body sprays—aromatic blends selected for freshness, clarity, and diffusion in light-concentration spray formats.
Learn more about our Fragrance Oils for Eau Fraîche & Body Sprays
This collection highlights fragrance oils frequently used in light, refreshing spray formats such as eau fraîche, body sprays, and body mists. These blends offer clean projection and balance when tested in appropriate bases within IFRA limits.
Eau Fraîche & Body Spray–Focused Profiles
- Fresh & bright citrus blends
- Clean & airy aromatics
- Soft musks & florals
- Herbal & green compositions
- Light, everyday scent styles
Professional Quality & Consistency
These fragrances are produced with professional perfumery structure and consistent batching to support spray-based formulation across product formats.
Suitable for All Product Types
Although curated for spray formats, these fragrance oils may be used in any scented product when dosed within IFRA limits and tested in your base.
Documentation & Resources
IFRA & SDS documentation is located on each product page. Additional files can be requested through our Documentation Request.
Plan usage with the Fragrance Oil Calculator.
For custom spray-format fragrances, visit Fragrance Design Services. Learn more on our fragrance education blog.
Frequently Asked Questions
What concentration should I use for eau fraîche?
Eau fraîche formulas are typically very light, often below traditional fine fragrance levels. Use IFRA limits as maximums and test for clarity and diffusion.
Can these be used in water-based spray systems?
Compatibility varies. Always test for clarity, stability, and solubilization in your chosen base.
Can these fragrances be used in any product type?
Yes—within IFRA limits and after testing in your base.
Where is documentation?
All IFRA & SDS documentation is posted on product pages. Additional files are available through the request page.
How much fragrance should I use?
Use IFRA maximums only as upper limits. Select your working level based on performance and stability testing. The Calculator can help estimate batch needs.
