Buyer questions · Purchase decisions
The Saudi client requires a Halal-certified natural fragrance without alcohol, but the current scent fades after transport in hot climates. Can the factory recommend IFRA-compliant fragrance options and resolve the retention issue caused by volatility differences?
Scent fading in heat indicates volatility mismatch. A low-volatility, alcohol-free Halal natural base is required, with full IFRA and SFDA compliance files. The factory can develop a compliant alternative, and retention testing will be included;
1Compliance Direction
Alcohol-free natural base, full Halal & IFRA declarations, no animal-derived fixatives, subject to latest official texts.
2Retention & Stability
40°C real-package testing, lower light components, optimize vehicle and structure; acceptance based on weight loss and scent.
3Saudi Regulatory & Labeling
SFDA GHAD listing, mandatory Arabic labels with INCI, no pork derivatives; Halal certification legally optional but required by client.
Follow-up questions
- Q:Can the original structure be kept?
- A:No. High volatility requires replacing light components while maintaining the scent profile description.
- Q:What is the development timeline?
- A:Sampling usually 5–14 days including real-package accelerated testing; detailed timeline per written quote.
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Updated 2026-09-18
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