Characteristics:

• Fragrance: Rosewood has a warm, woody, and slightly floral scent with hints of sweetness and spice. The fragrance is rich and sophisticated, often described as exotic and comforting.
• Packaging: The envelope designed to contain 10 grams of rosewood is typically crafted from a material that maintains the integrity of the fragrance while allowing it to diffuse gently over time. The packaging might be elegant and often features designs that reflect the natural and luxurious qualities of rosewood.
• Usage: These perfumed envelopes are commonly used to freshen up enclosed spaces such as drawers, wardrobes, suitcases, or cars. They can also be placed under pillows or in rooms to create a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere.
• Natural Ingredients: The rosewood in the envelope is usually derived from natural sources, such as dried wood shavings or essential oils extracted from the wood. The emphasis is on maintaining the purity and authenticity of the rosewood fragrance without synthetic additives.
• Therapeutic Properties: Rosewood is known for its calming and balancing effects. Its aroma is believed to reduce stress, promote relaxation, and uplift the mood. Additionally, rosewood has subtle aphrodisiac qualities, adding to its appeal in creating a soothing and inviting environment.

Primary Components:

• Fragrance Oil: The main component, consisting primarily of rosewood essential oil. Rosewood oil is derived from the wood of the Aniba rosaeodora tree and has a sweet, woody, floral scent.
• Carrier Material: This is the medium that holds the fragrance oil, which could be paper, fabric, or another absorbent material. The carrier ensures the controlled release of the fragrance over time.
• Solvent or Diluent: Solvents such as ethanol or other alcohol-based substances may be used to dilute the fragrance oil, ensuring an even distribution throughout the carrier material and aiding in the gradual evaporation and scent dispersion.
• Fixative: Fixatives are added to prolong the scent’s duration. They help slow down the evaporation of the fragrance oil. Common fixatives might include natural resins, essential oils, or synthetic compounds.
• Preservatives: These are used to prevent microbial growth and spoilage, ensuring the perfumed envelope remains fresh during storage. Preservatives can include compounds such as phenoxyethanol or parabens.

The Perfumed Envelope 10g Rosewood envelops your space with the rich, warm aroma of rosewood. Perfect for drawers, closets, or luggage, this elegant sachet provides a long-lasting, sophisticated fragrance that enhances any environment.