VIOLET BASE

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Perfumery Note	Base Note
Scent Note	Floral
Oil Color	Pale Yellow (Light Yellow)*Color of the oil may vary per restocking and/or during storage.
Compatibility with Perfume Base	YES
Compatibility with Jojoba Oil	YES
Compatibility with Gel Wax	YES

20ml 5.31 (USD)
100ml 15.31 (USD)
500ml 67.62 (USD)
1L 119.92 (USD)
5L 569.62 (USD)

Price 5.31 (USD)

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Violet Base

Sweet, Floral, Violet

A soft and powdery violet base.
It is a floral note that adds volume to the middle and base notes and has a unique scent of violet flowers.

Violet Base

Perfumery Note	Base Note
Scent Note	Floral
Oil Color	■■■■■ Pale Yellow (Light Yellow) *Color of the oil may vary per restocking and/or during storage.
Olfactory Impression	Sweet, Floral, Violet A soft and powdery violet base. It is a floral note that adds volume to the middle and base notes and has a unique scent of violet flowers.
Compatibility with Perfume Base	YES
Compatibility with Jojoba Oil	YES
Compatibility with Gel Wax	YES

NOTE

IFRA Certificate	Go to Documents List This document lists the maximum usage allowance based on IFRA-based safety for each finished product use.
Caution	Please pay attention to the following when using this product as a highly concentrated steering fragrance. - It is a highly concentrated undiluted product, so it is not recommended for those sensitive to fragrances to handle it directly. - If it is in contact with soft plastics, paints, oils, etc., that have no chemical resistance for a certain period, the part may be damaged. - Products such as plaster air fresheners or perfume tags must not come in direct contact with other objects, and use tools such as clips or pockets to keep an appropriate distance. - Depending on the individual, it may cause a headache or itching in the eyes. - Provide adequate ventilation after training and work. - Avoid inhaling the undiluted solution for a long time or never touching the skin, and always keep the lid closed. - Keep out of reach of children and pets. - Do not use more than the recommended dilution amount. - Avoid direct sunlight and fire. ** Be sure to check before use, and CW is not responsible for damage caused by negligence.
Exchange and Refund Information	Fragrance, natural essential oil, and fragrance ingredients may have different scents depending on the individual or may not suit the customer's taste and cannot be returned or exchanged even if they are not used. We do not sell returned products to others for the sake of the purity of the oil. Because it is manufactured to fit the bases sold by CW (perfume base, diffuser base, etc.), there may be unexpected incompatibility when used with other products, and exchange or return is not possible.

Inspection Information

When using the sample for safety confirmation of living chemical products (formerly, KC certification), the detection criteria may vary depending on the storage period and environment.

Therefore, it is recommended to use the product within 6 months for optimal use.

WHAT IS BASE

What is the base defined by CW?
On CW's fragrance oil description page, each fragrance has a list of all of the aromas used to create that specific fragrance.
For example) Wedding Day - Bergamot, Muguet lily, jasmine, velvet rose, violet petals, soft woods, musk.
Each ingredient (such as Jasmine or Musk) is called "BASE" here at CW,
as it is one of the base ingredients which has its unique aroma to be blended and formulated into one fragrance altogether.
Blend 3~10 various types of bases to create your own fragrance or to add a specific characteristic to a pre-existing fragrance.
Each base is blended with synthetic raw materials and partial natural oils.
For direct application in cosmetic, candle, and perfume products, a minimum level of solvent (for melting powdered raw materials) was used.
STANDARD OF FORMULA

The standard formulas of Bases which CW sets are
1. "To be viably useful as a base ingredient" 2. "To propose a standard aroma"

For example, our main goal was to introduce the standard "Musk" as an ingredient (conventionally thought by professional perfumers), rather than a "Musk" as a twist of musk fragrance by a brand type.

We hope these bases become readily accessible and familiar to those beginning as a perfumer, and to professional perfumers who run workshops. To those who are just beginning to create candle, diffusers, and DIYs, we recommend 'fragrance oil'.