Rajnigandha fragrance oil for agarbatti and dhoop gives a rich, creamy white-floral tuberose aroma to incense sticks and cones. It suits evening puja and floral ranges.
| Synonyms | Tuberose fragrance oil, rajnigandha agarbatti perfume, tuberose incense |
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| Minimum order | 0 |
| HSN code | 3302 |
| Dispatch from | Kolkata, West Bengal |
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Rajnigandha fragrance oil for agarbatti and dhoop gives a rich, creamy white-floral tuberose aroma to incense sticks and cones. It suits evening puja and floral ranges.
Scent profile: a fresh, slightly green top, a full and creamy tuberose heart, and a warm, sweet base. The smell is intense, so small doses go a long way.
This is a compound fragrance oil for incense, with a strong tuberose character. Strength and colour of the offered lot are shared with the quotation. Since rajnigandha is intense, many units use a lower dose than for lighter florals, but the final dose is fixed after your own trial. A free sample or trial quantity can be discussed. IFRA documentation is available on request. Available in trial packs, cans and drums. A general rajnigandha fragrance oil is also listed.
Keep drums and bottles sealed, upright and away from sunlight and heat sources. Use clean, dry tools to draw material so no water enters the pack. Handle with gloves and eye protection, keep away from flame and children, and follow the SDS for spills and first aid.
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Yes. Rajnigandha is the Hindi name for tuberose.
It is an intense white floral. Many makers use a lower dose than for lighter scents. Fix it by trial.
Dipped and masala agarbatti and dhoop. It also works in floral blends.
Yes. Cans and drums are available for regular buyers, along with trial packs.