Guava Fragrance Oil

Guava Fragrance Oil is blended for the smell of ripe guava: sweet and juicy on top, tropical through the middle, with a soft, mellow, faintly floral ripeness underneath. It reads as real fruit rather than generic sugar-sweetness, which is what makes it stand out in a fruity range a customer will come back for.

The top note is what reaches you first, in the second before you have worked out what you are smelling, and guava does that job beautifully. It arrives fresh and fruity rather than sugary, cutting through heavier sweet bases and keeping rich blends from feeling thick. It is the part of a scent people describe as clean.

This is a fragrance you smell before you go looking for it. Lit in a candle, misted from a room spray or drawn up a reed diffuser, ripe guava carries across a room instead of hovering over the jar. Cold in the tin it is already there, sweet and unmistakable, the moment the lid lifts.

Bright fruit notes are naturally light and often thin out within the hour, so this one is anchored on heavier materials that hold it in place. The guava is still there at the end of an evening, softer and rounder than it started but recognisably the same fruit, in candles, soap and body mists alike.

Guava Fragrance Oil is a natural fit for candles and wax melts, where its throw shows best. Add it at the IFRA-compliant level for your format, and it scents both cold in the jar and hot once lit. It works in soy, paraffin and blended waxes, suiting everyday ranges, summer collections and gift candles.

Blended into cold-process or melt-and-pour soap, bath bombs and body washes at IFRA-compliant levels, Guava Fragrance Oil gives bars and washes a bright tropical scent that survives the wash. Confirm the maximum use level for rinse-off products.

In perfumery and body products, Guava Fragrance Oil serves as a fresh fruity top note in body mists, roll-ons, colognes and layering blends, used within the IFRA limit for skin. It pairs naturally with citrus, vanilla and white florals to build tropical accords. Patch-test finished products, and keep to the recommended leave-on usage level.

Guava Fragrance Oil suits household and home fragrance formats too, from detergents, surface cleaners and air fresheners to reed diffusers and room sprays, each within its own IFRA limit. Its fruity character reads as clean and covers base odours in cleaning formulations well. Household categories carry different limits from skin products, so check the certificate per format.