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Narcissus™ Perfume & Cologne Concentrate – Green Daffodil, Neroli & Golden Citrus | Oil-Soluble - 1ml sample vial.

Narcissus™ Perfume & Cologne Concentrate – Green Daffodil, Neroli & Golden Citrus | Oil-Soluble

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Narcissus™ Perfume & Cologne Fragrance Concentrate – Green Daffodil, Neroli & Golden Citrus

A rare, heady narcissus flower captured as an artisan green-floral fragrance composition.

Narcissus™ is a concentrated perfume and cologne composition formulated with essential oils and botanical extracts, for perfumers, fragrance makers, independent brands, and customers developing distinctive oil-based fragrances. It combines green daffodil, jasmine-like floral warmth, neroli and orange blossom brightness, mimosa pollen, bitter orange, golden citrus, honeyed nectar, dry hay, and subtle animalic depth.

This is not a simple fresh daffodil fragrance oil or a light citrus floral. Narcissus™ opens with bitter citrus and crushed-green brightness, develops into a rich, narcotic daffodil heart, and settles into warm hay, golden pollen, floral nectar, and a softly untamed botanical drydown.

The composition provides a complete narcissus fragrance profile that may serve as the principal aromatic component of a properly formulated perfume oil, solid perfume, solid cologne, or other compatible fragrance product. It may also be modified with complementary perfumery materials to create an original signature fragrance.

Narcissus™ is oil-soluble and has been tested in oil-based formulations. Use in alcohol, wax, balm, emulsion, soap, or other formulation systems requires the customer’s own compatibility, stability, performance, and packaging testing.

This is a concentrated fragrance material and is not a finished, ready-to-wear perfume. Select your desired quantity from the product options above.

Why Choose Narcissus™?

  • Complete narcissus and daffodil-inspired fragrance composition
  • Green floral heart with neroli, jasmine warmth, mimosa, and golden citrus
  • Honeyed pollen, dry hay, and subtle animalic depth
  • Distinctive alternative to common rose, jasmine, or gardenia fragrance oils
  • Designed for perfume making and compatible oil-based fragrance formulations
  • May serve as the primary aromatic composition or be modified with complementary perfumery materials
  • Small-batch artisan composition developed and blended in the USA
  • Available in multiple quantities for sampling, formulation, and production

Aromatic Profile

Green Daffodil, Honeyed Pollen, Neroli and Warm Hay

  • Fragrance family: Green floral, narcissus, daffodil, white floral
  • Scent character: Heady, green, honeyed, luminous, warm, hay-like, and subtly animalic
  • Primary direction: Narcissus and poet’s daffodil in bloom
  • Style: Artisan botanical floral with vintage perfume depth
  • Scent direction: Primarily feminine with unisex appeal
  • Sweetness: Moderate, balanced by green and dry facets

Opening Accord – Bitter Orange and Fresh Green Lift

Bitter orange peel, golden citrus, and fresh green notes open the composition with a clean springlike sparkle. The citrus lifts the floral body without becoming the principal scent.

Heart Accord – Narcissus, Daffodil and Jasmine Warmth

Narcissus forms the heady floral center: green-stemmed, daffodil-like, jasmine-warm, honeyed, pollen-soft, and slightly wild. Neroli, orange blossom, and mimosa add brightness and golden floral dimension.

Base Accord – Hay, Nectar and Subtle Animalic Depth

The drydown settles into sun-warmed hay, golden floral nectar, soft pollen, and a restrained animalic nuance. These facets give the fragrance its sensual, naturalistic depth and distinguish it from a simple spring-flower accord.

A Rare Green Floral Character

Narcissus is prized in fine and niche perfumery for its contrast of fresh green stems, narcotic floral intensity, honeyed warmth, hay-like dryness, and earthy depth. Narcissus™ brings those characteristics into a composed fragrance concentrate suited to green florals, vintage-inspired perfumes, botanical perfume oils, spring fragrances, and distinctive artisan collections.

Not a Light or One-Dimensional Daffodil

Although the scent evokes spring daffodils, it is richer and more complex than a delicate petal fragrance. Bitter citrus, neroli, jasmine warmth, mimosa pollen, honey, hay, and subtle animalic notes create a deeper, more sophisticated floral experience.

Using Narcissus™ in Fragrance Formulation

Use Narcissus™ as the central aromatic composition in a compatible perfume base or as the foundation for further creative development.

Oil-Based Perfumes and Colognes

The concentrate has been tested for solubility in oil-based formulations. It may be incorporated into a compatible, nearly odorless carrier oil to create perfume oils, cologne oils, roll-on fragrances, or related oil-based fragrance products.

Begin with a small, accurately measured test batch. Record the concentrate and carrier percentages, mix thoroughly, allow the formula to rest, and evaluate aroma development, clarity, solubility, stability, skin feel, and packaging compatibility.

Solid Perfume and Solid Cologne

Narcissus™ may be considered for compatible solid perfume or solid cologne bases. The maker must confirm compatibility with the selected oils, waxes, butters, and other balm ingredients. Test the finished formula for aroma, texture, stability, sweating, separation, discoloration, and packaging performance.

Alcohol-Based and Other Fragrance Bases

Compatibility with alcohol, water-based products, emulsions, soap, candles, wax products, diffusers, and home-fragrance systems has not been verified. Customers considering these applications must conduct their own solubility, clarity, stability, performance, and safety testing.

Creative Modification and Layering

Narcissus™ may provide a complete green-floral profile or serve as the foundation for an original composition. Perfumers may explore it with:

  • Bergamot, bitter orange, mandarin, or petitgrain for a brighter spring cologne
  • Jasmine, orange blossom, tuberose, or gardenia for a fuller floral bouquet
  • Violet leaf, galbanum, herbs, or green tea for sharper botanical greenness
  • Rose, violet, iris, or mimosa for a vintage-inspired floral direction
  • Honey, vanilla, tonka, or benzoin for greater warmth and softness
  • Hay, tobacco, leather, oakmoss, vetiver, or woods for a drier and darker composition

Do not apply the undiluted concentrate directly to skin. The formulator is responsible for determining an appropriate concentration and confirming compliance with applicable fragrance-safety limits for the intended finished product.

  • Product: Narcissus™ Perfume & Cologne Concentrate
  • Product type: Concentrated perfume and cologne composition
  • Form: Liquid fragrance concentrate
  • Solubility: Oil-soluble; tested in oil-based formulations
  • Fragrance family: Green floral, narcissus, daffodil, white floral
  • Primary notes: Narcissus, green daffodil, jasmine warmth, neroli, orange blossom, mimosa pollen, bitter orange, golden citrus, honeyed nectar, hay, and subtle animalic facets
  • Scent direction: Primarily feminine with unisex appeal
  • Sweetness: Moderate
  • Primary use: Perfume making and compatible fragrance formulation
  • Origin: Developed and blended in the USA
  • Production: Small batch
  • Storage: Keep tightly closed and upright in a cool, dry place away from heat, moisture, direct sunlight, and unnecessary air exposure

Compatibility notice: This concentrate has been tested for solubility in oil-based formulations only. It may be compatible with alcohol, solid perfume, emulsion, wax, soap, or other fragrance bases, but compatibility has not been verified. Customers must perform their own solubility, stability, clarity, performance, safety, and packaging-compatibility testing in the intended formulation.

Ingredients

Proprietary Narcissus™ aromatic composition made with a combination of essential oils, botanical extracts, plant-derived aromatic materials, floral materials, perfumery bases, and refined fragrance components appropriate to its individual profile.

The composition features the aromatic character of narcissus, daffodil, jasmine-like florals, neroli, orange blossom, mimosa, bitter citrus, honeyed pollen, hay, and subtle animalic accords.

The exact aromatic formula is proprietary.

What is Narcissus™ Perfume & Cologne Concentrate?

Narcissus™ is a concentrated fragrance composition designed for perfume making. It combines green daffodil, jasmine-like floral warmth, neroli, orange blossom, mimosa pollen, bitter citrus, honeyed nectar, hay, and subtle animalic depth. It supplies the aromatic portion of a fragrance formula and requires proper dilution in a compatible base.

Is this a finished perfume or cologne?

No. This is a concentrated perfume and cologne composition supplied for further formulation. It is not a finished Eau de Parfum, cologne spray, perfume oil, attar, or solid perfume and should not be applied directly or undiluted to skin.

What does Narcissus™ smell like?

It smells like a heady green daffodil floral with bitter orange, jasmine warmth, neroli brightness, mimosa pollen, honeyed nectar, dry hay, and a restrained animalic undertone. It is springlike and luminous but also warm, complex, and slightly wild.

Is narcissus the same as daffodil?

Narcissus is the botanical genus that includes flowers commonly called daffodils. In perfumery, a narcissus or daffodil accord often emphasizes green stems, heady floral petals, honeyed pollen, warm hay, and subtle earthy or animalic facets.

Is this made from pure Narcissus absolute?

No. Narcissus™ is a proprietary composed fragrance concentrate, not a single raw material or pure Narcissus absolute. It is designed to express a complete narcissus perfume profile with supporting citrus, floral, pollen, hay, and warm botanical accords.

Is the fragrance mostly floral or citrus?

It is primarily floral. Bitter orange and golden citrus brighten the opening, while narcissus, daffodil, jasmine-like warmth, orange blossom, mimosa, honeyed pollen, and hay form the main fragrance impression.

Is Narcissus™ primarily feminine or unisex?

Narcissus™ has a primarily feminine direction with unisex appeal. It may suit anyone drawn to green florals, daffodil perfume, botanical fragrances, vintage-style florals, neroli, honeyed flowers, or unusual niche perfume notes.

Can I use this concentrate to make perfume oil?

Yes. The concentrate is oil-soluble and has been tested in oil-based formulations. Begin with a small, accurately measured test batch using a compatible, nearly odorless carrier oil. Determine the appropriate concentration and evaluate aroma, clarity, stability, performance, packaging compatibility, and applicable fragrance-safety limits.

Can I use it to make solid perfume or solid cologne?

It may be considered for a compatible solid perfume or solid cologne base. Conduct a small trial with the intended oils, waxes, butters, and packaging. Evaluate aroma, texture, stability, separation, sweating, discoloration, and finished-product performance before making a larger batch.

Can I dissolve this concentrate in perfumer’s alcohol?

Alcohol compatibility has not been verified. Customers must test solubility, clarity, stability, aroma development, and performance in their specific alcohol base before producing a larger formula.

Can this concentrate be used in soap, candles, or home fragrance?

Compatibility with soap, candles, wax products, diffusers, and other home-fragrance systems has not been established. These applications require independent testing for solubility, stability, scent performance, discoloration, processing conditions, packaging compatibility, and applicable usage restrictions.

How much perfume concentrate should I use?

The appropriate concentration depends on the intended product, complete formula, base, performance target, and applicable fragrance-safety limits. Begin with a small measured trial. The finished-product manufacturer is responsible for determining and documenting the correct usage level.

Can I apply the concentrate directly to my skin?

No. Do not apply the undiluted concentrate directly to skin. It must first be incorporated at an appropriate level into a compatible finished personal-fragrance formula. Patch-test the properly formulated finished product before regular use.

Can I modify Narcissus™ with other fragrance materials?

Yes. Citrus, petitgrain, orange blossom, jasmine, gardenia, rose, violet, iris, mimosa, green leaves, honey, vanilla, tonka, hay, tobacco, leather, oakmoss, vetiver, amber, or woods may shift the composition toward brighter, greener, softer, sweeter, more vintage, or darker fragrance directions.

How should I store the perfume concentrate?

Keep the container tightly closed and upright in a cool, dry place away from heat, moisture, direct sunlight, and unnecessary air exposure. Aromatic materials may show subtle variations in color or aroma between batches.

Concentrated fragrance material. Do not apply undiluted directly to skin.

For external formulation use only. Do not ingest. Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. Keep away from children and pets.

The finished-product manufacturer is responsible for determining an appropriate usage level, confirming compatibility, conducting stability and performance testing, and complying with applicable fragrance-safety limits and local requirements for the intended product.

Patch-test any properly formulated finished personal-fragrance product before regular use. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Store tightly closed and upright in a cool, dry place away from heat, moisture, direct sunlight, and unnecessary air exposure.

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How Narcissus™ Compares

  • Compared with a basic daffodil fragrance oil: Deeper and more layered, with honeyed pollen, jasmine warmth, mimosa, hay, and subtle animalic depth.
  • Compared with a jasmine fragrance: Greener, drier, and more hay-like, with bitter citrus and daffodil character.
  • Compared with a gardenia fragrance: Less creamy and tropical, with sharper green stems, pollen, hay, and earthy warmth.
  • Compared with an orange-blossom perfume: More floral, earthy, and complex; neroli brightens the composition but does not dominate it.
  • Compared with a light spring floral: More heady, honeyed, dry, and sensual, with a distinctive vintage botanical quality.

Choose Narcissus™ when you want a heady green daffodil fragrance with neroli, jasmine warmth, honeyed pollen, and hay rather than a simple fresh floral, sweet citrus blossom, creamy gardenia, or conventional rose perfume.

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