Popular Fragrances for Body Lotion and Making the Scent Last

When choosing fragrances for body lotion, popular scents often include floral, fruity, and unique notes. Based on available options, some examples of fragrance oils you could consider for body lotion include:

• Jasmine Fragrance Oil
• Tuberose Fragrance Oil
• Neroli Fragrance Oil
• Strawberry (Fragrance Oil)
• Ambergris (Fragrance Oil)
• Coffee Roaster (Fragrance Oil)

To make the scent in your body lotion last longer, consider these tips:

1. Use a Fixative: Incorporating a fragrance fixative into your formulation can help slow down the evaporation of the fragrance molecules, making the scent linger longer on the skin. Common fixatives include certain resins, essential oils (like Sandalwood or Vetiver), or synthetic compounds designed for this purpose.
2. Proper Concentration: Ensure you are using the fragrance oil at an appropriate concentration for a body lotion. Using too little may result in a weak, short-lived scent, while too much can be irritating.
3. Base Formulation: The base of your lotion matters. A lotion with a good emollient system can help hold the fragrance on the skin better than a very light or quickly absorbed base.
4. Layering: While not a formulation tip for the lotion itself, advising users to apply the scented lotion over clean, slightly damp skin, or layering it with other products from the same scent family (like a body wash), can enhance longevity.

Experimenting with different fragrance oils and fixatives will help you achieve the desired scent profile and longevity for your body lotion.