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PEG-Free Fragrance Oils (Polyethylene Glycols–Free)

PEG-Free Fragrance Oils Explore our PEG-free fragrance oils—aromatic blends formulated without polyethylene glycols (PEGs) to support PEG-free product positioning. Learn more about our PEG-Free Fragrance Oils This collection includes fragrances created without PEG (polyethylene glycol) ingredients. These blends support PEG-free product lines across personal care, home care, and air care applications. Formulated Without PEG Ingredients PEG-free fragrances exclude polyethylene glycols and PEG-derived materials. Alternative solubilization and stabilization approaches are used as necessary. Professional Quality & Consistency All fragrances maintain professional perfumery composition, controlled sourcing, and batch consistency. Suitable for All Product Types PEG-free fragrance oils can be used in any scented product within IFRA limits. Documentation & Technical Resources Each fragrance includes IFRA & SDS documentation on its product page. Additional documents may be requested through our Documentation Request page. Plan dosage with our Fragrance Oil Calculator. For custom PEG-free formulation support, explore Fragrance Design Services. Learn about PEG-free considerations on our education blog. Frequently Asked Questions What does PEG-free mean in fragrance? It means the formula contains no polyethylene glycols or PEG-derived ingredients. Are PEG-free fragrances better for certain product types? PEG-free positioning is often chosen for brand or retailer standards but is not a performance claim. Always test in your product. Can these be used in any product? Yes—within IFRA limits and when tested in your formulation. Where is documentation located? All IFRA & SDS documents are on product pages. Additional files available via the request page. How much fragrance should I use? Use IFRA limits as maximums and determine your working level through testing. Use the Calculator for planning.