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Tropical Breeze Eau de Toilette
A light eau de toilette built on tropical florals and sea salt, balancing a vacation vibe with everyday wearability. Ideal for young consumers in Southeast Asia, from commutes to dates.
Product Overview
| MOQ | 1,000–2,000 bottles / SKU |
| Lead Time | 45–55 days |
| Sampling | Fragrance submission 2–3 weeks for scent approval, then 2–3 weeks for the finished sample once the maceration and stability window is complete |
| Sizes | 50ml |
| Packaging | Heavy glass bottle |
| Mini Pack | Yes - Sample size1-3ml / Travel spray 10ml |
| Suitable For | All demographics, primarily young women |
| Pricing | Quote-based — depends on fragrance oil cost, concentration tier, bottle and cap tooling, and order volume. On an eau de toilette the fragrance oil and the bottle usually outweigh every other line item. |
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Key Active Ingredients
How the Active Ingredients Work
An eau de toilette is a fragrance concentration tier rather than a formula type, so the number that matters most on this page is the oil load. This one is built at the EDT tier with a tropical floral and sea salt accord. The rest of the composition is the alcohol carrier and the small set of functional additives that keep an alcoholic fragrance clear, stable, and compliant.
Fragrance Oil (Parfum)baseline 8% · range 5–15% (EDT tier)
INCI: Parfum. The concentration tier is what separates an eau de toilette from an eau de parfum, and 5–15% is the recognised EDT band across the industry. Baseline 8% sits mid-band and gives the lift and wearability an everyday commute fragrance needs; moving toward the top of the band buys projection and longevity at a directly higher oil cost, while the lower end of the band is where a very light summer flanker would sit. This is a percentage of the finished formula, not of a compound as supplied by the house. Tropical florals with a sea salt accord are chosen here because they read as vacation without becoming heavy in a hot, humid climate.
Alcohol Denat.the balance of the formula
INCI: Alcohol Denat. Cosmetic-grade ethanol carries the oil, sets the initial spray character, and flashes off to leave the fragrance on skin. The denaturant matters commercially rather than technically: which one is permitted, and the duty treatment of the alcohol, varies by destination and is worth settling early because it moves both cost and paperwork. Water is added to adjust the final alcohol strength and the way the top note opens.
Solubiliser and clarity systemadjusted to the oil load
A fragrance oil at the EDT tier does not stay clear in a hydroalcoholic base on its own, particularly once the product is chilled in shipping or on a retail shelf. A solubiliser is dosed against the specific oil, and the batch is chill-filtered so it stays bright rather than hazy. Haze in a clear glass bottle reads as a defect to the consumer even when nothing is wrong with the fragrance, which is why this step is not optional on a transparent pack.
UV filter and antioxidant for the juicelow level, functional
A UV absorber and an antioxidant protect the fragrance itself rather than the skin. Citrus and light floral materials are the first to shift when a clear bottle sits under retail lighting, and the failure shows up as a flattened top note and a yellowing juice. This is the light and oxygen sensitivity point that drives the packaging conversation: a heavy clear glass bottle looks premium and offers the least protection, so carton or coating choices carry real weight.
IFRA compliance and allergen declarationcalculated on the finished formula
IFRA limits apply to the finished product at its actual concentration, not to the compound as supplied, so raising the oil load can bring a material into restriction that was comfortable at a lower tier. We run the IFRA calculation as part of the formulation work and issue the certificate with the documentation pack. The 26 EU-listed fragrance allergens are reported per lot so your label can carry them where required.
Formulation & Customization Options
| Concentration tier | EDT at baseline 8% within the 5–15% EDT band as standard; the same accord can be built at body mist, EDP, or parfum strength as a range extension |
| Fragrance direction | Fragrance notes are customisable — your own brief, a submission from our fragrance house partners, or a reworking of this tropical floral and sea salt accord |
| Alcohol and carrier | Denaturant selected for your destination market; alcohol strength adjusted for the top-note opening; an alcohol-free variant is a different formula rather than a substitution |
| Packaging | Heavy glass bottle as standard with the pack formats we run in production — bottles, jars, tubes, laminate tubes, sachets, airless — and light protection specified where the juice needs it |
| Fill sizes | 50 ml as standard, with 30 ml and travel spray formats available; 1–3 ml sample vials and 10 ml travel sprays for launch seeding |
| Documentation | IFRA certificate, 26-allergen declaration, COA, MSDS, and stability report on the finished juice |
Who This Product Is Built For
Southeast Asian brands building a first fragrance line
The EDT tier is where most new fragrance brands start because it carries a recognisable scent at a bottle price the market will pay. A 1,000–2,000 bottle MOQ lets you launch two or three scents rather than betting the budget on one.
E-commerce sellers who need sampling economics to work
Fragrance is the hardest category to sell unsniffed. The 1–3 ml vial and 10 ml travel spray exist so you can put the scent in a buyer’s hands cheaply, which matters more here than in any other product category we make.
SPA and hospitality groups extending into retail
A signature scent already familiar from the treatment room converts well at the front desk. The same accord can be built at mist strength for the treatment itself and EDT strength for retail.
Brands selling into hot, humid channels
A tropical floral built for a temperate market often turns cloying at 32°C. Accord selection and the alcohol strength both get adjusted when the destination is Manila or Bangkok rather than a cooler market.
Frequently Asked Questions
What fragrance concentration do you use, and can we change it?
Baseline 8% fragrance oil within the 5–15% eau de toilette band. Yes, it is adjustable. Moving up increases projection and longevity and raises cost roughly in proportion, since the oil is usually the largest single input. The same accord can be rebuilt as a body mist at 1–3% or as an eau de parfum at 15–20% if you want a tiered range from one scent.
Can you match a designer fragrance we send you?
We can work toward a scent direction you supply and our fragrance partners can submit against a brief, including a reference you like. What we will not do is represent the result as the original or use another brand’s name on your artwork, which is a trademark exposure that lands on you as the brand owner rather than on us. Describing the direction in your own words is the safer route.
How long will it last on skin?
An EDT at this tier is normally described as a few hours of noticeable wear, varying with skin, climate, and where it is applied. We will not put a fixed hour count on a label, because it is not reproducible across wearers and it is the kind of claim that invites a complaint. If longevity is the priority for your market, the honest answer is to move to the EDP tier rather than to make a stronger statement about the EDT.
Does the fragrance need to sit before it is filled?
Yes, and this is why the lead time is 45–55 days rather than the 35–45 we quote on a simple lotion. An alcoholic fragrance is macerated so the materials marry, then chill-filtered for clarity, then held for stability. Compressing that window is what produces a juice that smells raw on opening or goes hazy in transit.
Can we claim it improves mood or relieves stress?
We keep the wording at fragrance and enjoyment level. Claims that a scent treats stress, improves sleep, or acts on mood move a cosmetic toward a therapeutic classification in several of the markets on this page, and the evidence bar that follows is not one a fragrance dossier is built to meet. Describing the scent, the occasion, and how it wears is both safer and what actually sells fragrance.
Do you hold Halal, COSMOS, or vegan certification?
These are scoped to your requirement rather than something we carry as standing certification, and for an alcoholic fragrance the Halal question needs settling before formulation rather than after. An ethanol-based eau de toilette will not pass a Halal scheme, so if that market matters the range has to be planned as an alcohol-free format from the start.
Customization
OEM/ODM supported; customizable fragrance notes
Target Markets
Certifications
ISO 22716 & GMPC certified; SGS testing supported upon request
Need a Custom Tropical Breeze Eau de Toilette Formula?
Tell us your requirements — target actives, texture, packaging, quantity, and target market. We will respond with a custom formulation proposal within 48 hours.
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