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Summer Aquatic Room & linen spray
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Summer Aquatic

Sea air, melon, and citrus — cool on a hot day.

What does Summer Aquatic smell like?

Marine notes carry the cool, watery centre; bergamot and melon keep it bright and juicy rather than salty. Lavender sits in the middle as a clean herbal, and a sharp mint accent gives it the just-off-the-water lift. Light and energising, for rooms where a heavy scent would be too much.

What's in it

The fragrance blend, by percentage of the blend — the same formula as Summer Aquatic Fragrance Recipe.

  • Marine / ocean fragrance oil 35%
    the cool, watery heart
  • Bergamot fragrance oil 20%
    bright citrus lift
  • Melon or cucumber fragrance oil 15%
    juicy, fresh sweetness
  • Lavender fragrance oil 15%
    a clean, herbal middle
  • White musk fragrance oil 10%
    a soft base so it lingers
  • Mint fragrance oil 5%
    a cool, sharp accent
Fragrance load
4% of total weight
IFRA product category
12 — no skin contact
Our working range for this format
1–5%
Blend totals
100% across 6 oils

Both numbers come straight out of our published usage-rate table — the same table we tell everyone else to work from. The hard ceiling for any specific oil is that oil's own IFRA certificate, and where the certificate is lower, the certificate wins.

Same blend, different product. The recipe blends this as a wearable eau de toilette at 12%. A room and linen spray is a non-skin product with a much lower working load and needs a solubiliser to stay clear — same blend, different formulation.

Safety — Not a skin product

  • ·Never spray on skin or on the face. This is a room product, not a body mist.
  • ·The base is flammable. Do not spray near a flame, a lit candle, or a heat source.
  • ·Spray into the air rather than at a surface. Test any fabric on a hidden corner first — fragrance can mark silk, leather, and anything delicate.
  • ·Keep away from eyes, and out of reach of children and pets.

What has to be done before this can legally be sold

Fragrance oils are classified under CLP for flammability and skin sensitisation. The finished bottle carries the CLP label and allergen list — not written yet, because nothing has been produced.

This is on the page rather than in a drawer because it is the honest reason there is a waitlist instead of a buy button.

Or make it yourself

The full method is published free — oils, ratios, temperatures, cure times, and where to buy each oil from a verified supplier. Nothing is held back.

Read Summer Aquatic Fragrance Recipe →

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