What does Starfleur smell like?

It smells fresh, clean, and floral—similar to muguet (lily-of-the-valley) with a soft fruity touch.

Is Starfleur good for wrinkles?

Starfleur does not treat wrinkles. It is only a fragrance ingredient used to add a clean scent to skincare.

Can Starfleur be used in moisturizers or serums?

Yes, it is mild enough for fragranced serums and moisturizers when used at standard cosmetic fragrance levels.

Are there Starfleur alternatives?

Yes. Other muguet-style materials like hydroxycitronellal or light floral boosters may be used, depending on the formula.

Is Starfleur safe for sensitive skin?

It is generally gentle, but people with very sensitive skin should patch-test any fragranced product.

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Starfleur

Form :

Liquid

Molecular Weight :

~190 G/Mol

Molecular Formula :

C₁₃H₂₄O

Boiling Point :

~250 °C

Solubility :

Soluble In Alcohols, Oils

Flash Point :

~95 °C

Description :

Overview of Starfleur

Starfleur is a gentle muguet aroma chemical known for its fresh, floral, and slightly fruity scent. It adds a soft “clean floral” lift to perfumes, serums, creams, and body mists. Starfleur is often used as a fruity-floral booster because it brightens formulas without becoming too strong.

Its smooth, modern muguet tone makes it suitable for skincare fragrances, daily moisturizers, and fine fragrance blends that need freshness and a light floral touch.

Applications of Starfleur

Fragrance & Flavors Industry

Adds a clean muguet (lily-of-the-valley) note in Starfleur perfume and fruity-floral compositions.
Enhances freshness in body mists, deodorants, and hair fragrances.
Works well with floral ingredients like Hydroxycitronellal, Linalool, and Phenethyl Alcohol for balanced floral softness.
Commonly used as a Starfleur fruity-floral booster to brighten top and heart notes.

Pharmaceutical & Chemical Applications

Used in scented skincare formulas such as serums and creams due to its mild, non-heavy aroma.
Popular in Starfleur moisturizer and Starfleur in serum concepts, where a clean, skin-friendly floral profile is required.
Sometimes, it is compared with Starfleur alternatives in cosmetic labs for testing lighter floral notes.

Industrial Applications

Performs well in soaps, detergents, and room sprays where a soft muguet scent is desired.
Stable in most home-care bases and adds a clean, fresh feel to daily-use products.
Useful in low-intensity scented items for sensitive users.

Safety & Handling Guidelines

Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place, protected from sunlight and heat.

Protective Equipment: Use gloves and eye protection while handling the concentrated aroma chemical.

Handling: Avoid prolonged skin contact with the undiluted ingredient.

Spill Management: Absorb using inert material and follow standard disposal rules.

Where to Buy Starfleur

Starfleur Manufacturer in India

In India, Chemicalbull offers fragrance-grade Starfleur for perfumery and skincare purposes.

Starfleur Distributor & Supplier

Chemicalbull Pvt. Ltd. supplies Starfleur for perfumes, serums, moisturizers, soaps, and home-care fragrance applications.

Starfleur MSDS

A complete Material Safety Data Sheet is provided on request for handling, storage, and exposure details.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What does Starfleur smell like?
It smells fresh, clean, and floral—similar to muguet (lily-of-the-valley) with a soft fruity touch.
Is Starfleur good for wrinkles?
Starfleur does not treat wrinkles. It is only a fragrance ingredient used to add a clean scent to skincare.
Can Starfleur be used in moisturizers or serums?
Yes, it is mild enough for fragranced serums and moisturizers when used at standard cosmetic fragrance levels.
Are there Starfleur alternatives?
Yes. Other muguet-style materials like hydroxycitronellal or light floral boosters may be used, depending on the formula.
Is Starfleur safe for sensitive skin?
It is generally gentle, but people with very sensitive skin should patch-test any fragranced product.