• Soft, watery floral character with a modern clean finish
• Airy and transparent, ideal for fresh and elegant compositions
• Long-lasting musky-amber base for diffusion and depth
• Versatile for both fine fragrances and cosmetic applications
• Balances well with citrus, green, and woody notes

The Lotus Accord captures the serene elegance of lotus blossoms floating on still waters. Airy, luminous, and delicately floral, it carries a soft freshness balanced with a clean musky-woody undertone. Perfect for creating fragrances that feel pure, modern, and timelessly graceful.

Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid

Odor Profile: Watery floral, fresh, airy, musky

Olfactive Family: Floral – Watery

Solubility: Soluble in alcohol, DPG, most oils

Flash Point: > 80°C (approx., solvent dependent)

Stability: Stable in perfumes, body care, and hair care bases

Recommended Dosage: 0.5% – 10% depending on application

Usage Areas: Perfumes, personal care, hair care, soaps, fabric care

The Lotus Accord can be used in a wide variety of fragrance and cosmetic creations:

• Perfumes & Eau de Toilettes – elegant floral heart or base
  
• Body Care – lotions, creams, body mists
  
• Hair Care – shampoos, conditioners, serums
  
• Soaps & Shower Products – tablet soaps, liquid washes, gels
  
• Cosmetics – powders, lip care, floral cosmetic lines
  
• Fabric & Home Care – fabric softeners, candles, pot pourri

💡Use the Lotus Accord to create a sense of watery purity and elegance. Pair with citrus or green notes for a sparkling fresh opening, or blend with woods, musks, and ambers to give the lotus effect more depth and sophistication.

Q1: What does the Lotus Accord smell like?

It has a soft, watery floral character with fresh airy tones and a clean musky-woody base.

Q2: How can I use it in perfumes?

It works beautifully as a floral heart or a supporting base. Combine with fresh, green, or woody notes to build elegant modern compositions.

Q3: Is it ready to use?

Yes, it can be blended directly into alcohol, body care, or cosmetic bases.

Q4: What dosage should I start with?

Begin at 3–8% in perfumes, and 0.5–3% in cosmetics or soaps. Always test and adjust as needed.

Q5: Can it be used in candles or incense?

Yes, but the airy floral note may be softer in burning applications. Testing is recommended to find the right balance.