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Patchouli Oil for Fragrance Houses – Premium Aceh Essential Oil from Indonesia
Natural Fragrance Ingredient | GC-MS Tested | Evaluation Samples Available | International B2B Sourcing
Indonesia Export Center (IEC) connects international fragrance houses, perfumery laboratories, and fragrance ingredient buyers with Indonesian suppliers of premium Aceh patchouli oil.
Sourced from West Aceh, Indonesia, our featured patchouli oil offers a rich, deep, woody, earthy, smoky, and warm aromatic character suitable for evaluation in fine fragrance development, oriental fragrance compositions, incense formulations, and specialty perfumery applications.
For fragrance houses seeking natural patchouli essential oil with documented chemical composition, evaluation samples, and structured procurement support, IEC facilitates communication with local suppliers throughout the sourcing and purchasing process.
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Premium Aceh Patchouli Oil for Professional Fragrance Development
Patchouli oil is a valued natural aromatic ingredient in the global fragrance industry. Its distinctive woody-earthy scent, depth, and substantive character make it particularly useful in base-note development and complex perfume compositions.
Our featured Aceh patchouli oil is a candidate ingredient for fragrance houses seeking to evaluate:
- Natural woody and earthy fragrance profiles
- Warm and smoky base-note characteristics
- Patchouli ingredients for fine fragrance concentrates
- Aromatic materials for Arabian and oriental perfumes
- Natural essential oils for professional fragrance formulation
- GC-MS-documented patchouli oil from Indonesia
- Consistent quality for repeat commercial procurement
Fragrance houses can request samples for olfactory evaluation, formulation trials, analytical testing, and internal ingredient approval before committing to commercial volumes.
Why Consider West Aceh Patchouli Oil?
1. Indonesian Origin and Local Farmer Sourcing
Our featured patchouli oil originates from West Aceh, Indonesia, a region associated with the production of aromatic patchouli essential oil.
IEC facilitates sourcing connections with local farmers, distillers, and supply partners, helping international fragrance businesses evaluate traceability, product quality, and commercial availability.
2. Traditional Eight-Hour Distillation
The featured oil is produced using a traditional slow-distillation process lasting approximately eight hours.
Distillation conditions influence the chemical and sensory characteristics of essential oils. Buyers should evaluate the resulting oil through GC-MS analysis and olfactory testing to determine its suitability for specific fragrance applications.
3. Distinctive Aromatic Character
The featured sensory description includes:
- Deep woody character
- Earthy aromatic richness
- Warm, smoky nuances
- Mysterious and soothing impressions
- Long-lasting base-note character
These characteristics make Aceh patchouli oil an interesting candidate for perfumers developing layered and sophisticated fragrance compositions.
4. Analytical Documentation
A GC-MS analysis report dated 27 August 2026 provides a chemical profile for the featured oil sample.
The analysis identifies patchouli alcohol, delta-guaiene, alpha-guaiene, seychellene, and other characteristic constituents.
5. Evaluation Samples and Commercial Sourcing
IEC can facilitate requests for 10 ml evaluation samples, technical documentation, batch-specific testing information, and commercial quotations.
Bulk supply, packaging, minimum order quantity, and delivery terms are subject to supplier confirmation.
Patchouli Oil GC-MS Analysis for Fragrance Houses
Professional fragrance houses frequently require analytical information before approving a natural aromatic ingredient for their fragrance library or commercial formulation.
The featured Aceh patchouli oil has the following GC-MS report reference.
| Analysis Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Aceh Patchouli Oil |
| Origin | West Aceh, Indonesia |
| Analysis Method | Gas Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) |
| Analysis Date | 27 August 2026 |
| Laboratory Report Number | 2730/BSPJI-Banda Aceh/MS.08/LHU/VIII/2026 |
| Identified Components | 20 compounds |
| Patchouli Alcohol | 33.35% GC-MS peak area |
Reported Major Chemical Components
| Component | GC-MS Area (%) |
|---|---|
| Patchouli Alcohol | 33.35% |
| Delta-Guaiene | 19.02% |
| Alpha-Guaiene | 15.23% |
| Seychellene | 9.19% |
| Alpha-Patchoulene | 5.00% |
| Caryophyllene | 3.24% |
| Pogostol | 2.51% |
Technical Note: The percentages represent relative GC-MS chromatographic peak areas for the tested sample. They should not automatically be interpreted as absolute weight percentages or guaranteed specifications for subsequent batches.
The full analysis report should be reviewed alongside any additional testing required by the purchasing fragrance house.
Fragrance Evaluation Samples and Odor Benchmarking
Sample Evaluation Before Commercial Procurement
Fragrance houses can begin with a 10 ml sample request to assess whether the aromatic characteristics meet their internal formulation requirements.
Depending on supplier availability and commercial agreement, further samples may be coordinated for laboratory trials, supplier qualification, or pilot-scale testing.
Recommended Fragrance Evaluation Parameters
Olfactory Evaluation
Professional perfumers can assess odor intensity, woody character, earthiness, smoky nuances, warmth, and overall sensory balance.
Odor Benchmark Comparison
Buyers may compare the Aceh patchouli sample against an existing approved patchouli oil reference to evaluate odor similarity and differentiation.
Blotter Testing
Evaluation on fragrance blotters can help characterize the ingredient’s aromatic development, dry-down, and substantivity over time.
Formulation Compatibility
Fragrance laboratories can test the ingredient in representative perfume bases and fragrance concentrates to assess its effect on the finished composition.
Analytical Verification
GC-MS comparison and other applicable quality-control tests can support identification of differences between candidate and reference materials.
Batch Consistency
Multiple production batches may be evaluated before establishing an approved purchasing specification for repeat supply.
Technical and Quality Documentation
Fragrance houses often require more than a single GC-MS report when purchasing natural fragrance ingredients.
IEC can coordinate inquiries for the following documents, depending on supplier and laboratory availability:
| Document | Procurement Purpose |
|---|---|
| GC-MS Report | Review of volatile chemical composition |
| Certificate of Analysis (COA) | Verification of batch-specific quality parameters |
| Technical Data Sheet (TDS) | Physical and technical product information |
| Safety Data Sheet (SDS) | Ingredient handling and hazard information |
| Origin Documentation | Confirmation of sourcing origin |
| Batch Identification | Traceability and supplier quality control |
| Additional Laboratory Reports | Verification of agreed analytical requirements |
The featured product is described by the supplier as having zero iron content (0% Fe). Buyers requiring iron-free material should request the corresponding elemental analysis report, analytical detection limit, and batch-specific verification before accepting this specification.
Any requirements relating to allergens, regulatory compliance, restricted substances, or internal fragrance-house standards should be communicated during technical qualification.
Applications in the Fragrance Industry
Fine Fragrance and Luxury Perfumery
Patchouli oil is commonly used as a natural base-note material in perfumes requiring woody, earthy, warm, and sophisticated aromatic characteristics.
Potential applications include eau de parfum, perfume concentrates, niche fragrances, and other fine fragrance compositions.
Arabian and Oriental Fragrance Formulations
The deep, smoky, warm character of Aceh patchouli oil makes it relevant for evaluation in Arabian perfume accords and oriental-inspired fragrance products.
It may be examined alongside oud accords, amber notes, woods, resins, and other aromatic ingredients.
Bukhoor and Incense Fragrances
Patchouli oil may also be evaluated in fragrance blends developed for bukhoor, incense, and aromatic home-fragrance applications.
Performance and compatibility should be assessed within the final product formulation.
Natural Fragrance Ingredient Development
Fragrance houses developing compositions with natural aromatic raw materials can assess Indonesian patchouli oil as a candidate ingredient for their approved ingredient portfolio.
Batch Approval and Quality Control Process
A structured approval process is important when fragrance houses purchase natural ingredients at commercial scale.
Step 1 – Submit Technical Requirements
The buyer communicates the target application, expected odor profile, reference specification, annual demand, and documentation requirements.
Step 2 – Request Evaluation Samples
IEC coordinates sample inquiries with Indonesian suppliers. The featured product offers 10 ml evaluation samples, subject to confirmation.
Step 3 – Conduct Odor and Laboratory Evaluation
The fragrance house performs sensory benchmarking, analytical comparisons, stability evaluation where relevant, and formulation testing.
Step 4 – Approve Reference Quality
The buyer and supplier agree on relevant sensory and analytical acceptance criteria, including any approved reference sample.
Step 5 – Confirm Commercial Terms
The parties discuss order quantity, product price, packaging, payment arrangements, shipment terms, and documentation.
Step 6 – Review Commercial Batches
Commercial batches are evaluated against agreed specifications and approval procedures before release or acceptance.
Step 7 – Establish Repeat Sourcing
Following successful qualification, the buyer may discuss recurring orders, forecasting, and longer-term sourcing arrangements with the supplier.
Long-Term Patchouli Oil Sourcing Agreements
For international fragrance houses, reliable procurement requires both technical suitability and commercial planning.
IEC assists in coordinating discussions between buyers and Indonesian suppliers concerning:
- Recurring purchasing requirements
- Forecast annual consumption
- Batch approval procedures
- Reference sample retention
- Quality documentation
- Commercial price negotiations
- Packaging and logistics
- Shipment scheduling
- Communication of specification changes
- Supplier qualification and continuity planning
Supply agreements, guaranteed quantities, prices, and delivery commitments must be agreed directly with the relevant contracting parties.
IEC operates as a B2B sourcing and trade facilitation intermediary, rather than representing itself as the manufacturer or exporter of record.
International Shipment and Export Coordination
Indonesia Export Center supports communication between overseas buyers and Indonesian suppliers regarding international transaction arrangements.
Potential coordination includes commercial quotations, packaging discussions, export documentation requirements, freight arrangements, and applicable Incoterms.
CIF shipment to Bahrain is an available sourcing inquiry option, subject to quotation and confirmation by the exporting supplier.
For other international destinations, buyers may request quotations under mutually agreed shipping terms, subject to supplier capability and destination requirements.
Why Work with Indonesia Export Center?
IEC provides a practical connection between international fragrance ingredient procurement teams and Indonesian supply partners.
Our sourcing facilitation approach focuses on:
Origin-Focused Sourcing: Connecting buyers with Indonesian partners supplying Aceh-origin patchouli oil.
Technical Communication: Facilitating exchanges concerning analytical reports, sample testing, odor expectations, and product specifications.
Supplier Coordination: Assisting communication during product evaluation, price inquiries, and procurement negotiations.
Commercial Flexibility: Supporting inquiries for evaluation samples, pilot requirements, and larger-volume purchasing.
International Trade Support: Facilitating discussions regarding shipping, documentation, and contracting responsibilities.
Our objective is to make Indonesian fragrance ingredient sourcing more transparent and efficient for professional international buyers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Aceh patchouli oil suitable for fragrance houses?
Aceh patchouli oil is a potential fragrance ingredient for perfume manufacturers and fragrance houses seeking woody, earthy, warm, and smoky aromatic characteristics. Final suitability depends on internal sensory testing, analytical evaluation, and formulation requirements.
What is the patchouli alcohol result for the featured oil?
The referenced GC-MS report dated 27 August 2026 records a patchouli alcohol peak area of 33.35%. This value is specific to the tested sample and should not be treated as a guaranteed concentration across all commercial batches.
Can fragrance houses request samples?
Yes. A 10 ml sample option is available for inquiry. Buyers should confirm sample pricing, shipment charges, availability, and delivery arrangements.
Can buyers conduct their own laboratory tests?
Yes. Fragrance houses are encouraged to conduct independent GC-MS analysis, sensory evaluation, and any other testing necessary for their ingredient approval process.
Is the patchouli oil iron-free?
The supplier describes the featured oil as zero iron content. Fragrance houses should request a suitable elemental analysis report and confirm the applicable detection limit and batch-specific results before accepting this claim.
Can IEC arrange bulk patchouli oil sourcing?
IEC can facilitate bulk sourcing discussions with Indonesian suppliers. Available quantities, minimum order requirements, prices, and lead times require supplier confirmation.
Does IEC manufacture patchouli oil?
No. Indonesia Export Center operates as a B2B sourcing and trade facilitation intermediary connecting international buyers with Indonesian supply partners.
Can buyers establish a long-term purchasing agreement?
Long-term sourcing discussions can be facilitated, subject to successful sample evaluation, supplier qualification, commercial negotiations, and a mutually agreed contract.
Request Patchouli Oil Samples and Commercial Quotations
Source Premium Aceh Patchouli Oil for Your Fragrance Development Program
Are you a fragrance house, perfumery laboratory, fragrance ingredient distributor, or professional procurement team seeking Indonesian patchouli oil?
IEC welcomes inquiries concerning sample evaluation, GC-MS documentation, odor benchmarking, batch qualification, commercial quotations, and recurring supply arrangements.
For an efficient quotation process, please provide:
- Company name and destination country
- Intended fragrance application
- Required sample or commercial quantity
- Target odor profile and technical specifications
- Expected purchasing frequency
- Preferred shipping terms and destination
- Required quality or regulatory documentation
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