Cedar and citrus create a very different impression from lavender and mint. One combination can suggest a crisp, woodsy room fragrance, while the other feels fresh and herbal. Developing either scent involves more than selecting appealing aromatic ingredients, particularly when the intended product is a liquid room spray.
Extractohol provides high-proof food-grade ethyl alcohol for botanical extracts and aromatic preparations. Its 190-proof organic sugar cane alcohol offers a defined ethanol ingredient for fragrance formulations developed around that concentration, giving makers a specific starting product to evaluate as they bring botanical scent concepts into a usable formula.
Start With the Scent You Want to Create
Botanical room fragrance begins with an aromatic idea. A maker might want the bright character of citrus peel, the dry warmth associated with cedar, or the familiar herbal impression of lavender.
