White Lily Flowers Wax | Lilium Candidum

White Lily Flowers Wax is a refined aromatic botanical wax derived from the flowers of Lilium candidum, a classic white lily species valued for its elegant floral character and timeless beauty.

Its aroma is soft, graceful and distinctly floral, with fresh white-lily notes, delicate green facets, gentle sweetness and a smooth creamy undertone. Compared with more narcotic white florals, White Lily has a cleaner and more airy character, making it especially suitable for sophisticated floral compositions, solid perfumes, perfume balms and luxury anhydrous cosmetics.

The wax combines both aromatic value and functional texture, contributing body, structure and a subtle floral signature to finished formulations.

Perfumery Character

White Lily Flowers Wax is particularly attractive in botanical perfumery where a refined white floral note is desired without excessive heaviness.

It can contribute:

Heart Notes

• Soft lily petals
• Clean white floral character
• Delicate green freshness

Base Accents

• Creamy warmth
• Soft waxy depth
• Gentle floral persistence

It works especially well in elegant, feminine, romantic and spring-inspired fragrance compositions.

Specifications

• Trade botanical name: Lilium Candidum.
• Family: Lamiaceae.
• Common name: White Lily,
• INCI: Lilium Candidum Flowers Wax.
• Part used: Flowers.
• Extraction: Supercritical CO₂
• Appearance: Solid wax
• Flower origin / extraction: Bulgaria.
• Scent: Fresh and gently floral, followed by a creamy white-floral heart with subtle green nuances.
• Melting point: 60–70 °C
• Solubility: Oil-, alcohol- and butter-soluble; water-insoluble
• Perfumery role: Base; fixative

Aromatic Profile

White Lily Flowers Wax can be described as:

• Floral
• Soft
• Creamy
• Green
• Delicately sweet
• Fresh
• Elegant
• Clean
• Slightly powdery
• Smooth
• Refined

Aromatic Family

Floral / Green / Creamy / Soft Sweet

The opening is fresh and gently floral, followed by a creamy white-floral heart with subtle green nuances. The drydown becomes softer, smoother and slightly sweet.

Formulation & Usage

• Incorporation: Blend into a compatible oil phase using gentle, controlled heat according to the supplier’s recommended processing conditions.
• Heating: Use only the heat and time needed for uniform incorporation; avoid prolonged heating.
• Compatibility: Evaluate with carrier oils, cosmetic butters, and other waxes. Do not assume complete solubility in every oil or alcohol-based system.
• Texture: Check the finished formula after cooling and again during stability testing. Firmness and glide may change as the wax structure develops.
• Emulsions: Immortelle Wax should not be treated as a substitute for an emulsifier.
• Use level: Select the concentration using supplier guidance and formulation trials. A universal recommended percentage cannot be established without the material’s technical specifications.

Suggested Applications

• Facial Balms: Explore as part of an oil-and-butter base to adjust richness and texture. Evaluate aroma intensity, spreadability, and skin feel before selecting the final concentration.
• Body Balms and Butters: Incorporate into anhydrous formulas for an additional botanical element. Combine with suitable structural waxes when greater firmness or heat resistance is required.
• Hand and Cuticle Balms: Blend with carrier oils and butters to develop a portable balm with comfortable glide. Assess the cooled product for graininess, hardness, and oil separation.
• Solid Perfumes: Use as a botanical component within the perfume base. Evaluate its own aroma alongside the fragrance blend and use additional waxes as needed to achieve the desired consistency.
• Beard Balms: Combine with conditioning oils and butters to develop a grooming balm. Test distribution through facial hair, residue, and fragrance intensity.
• Hair Pomades and Styling Balms: Explore as a supporting wax component. Adjust the overall wax system to achieve the required hold, flexibility, and washability.
• Creams and Lotions: Consider incorporation into the heated oil phase if supported by the supplier’s processing instructions. Use an appropriate emulsifier and verify emulsion stability.

Ideal Fragrance Styles

White Lily Flowers Wax is well suited for:

• White floral perfumes.
• Romantic floral compositions.
• Spring fragrances.
• Botanical perfumes.
• Solid perfumes.
• Perfume balms.
• Floral amber perfumes.
• Soft powdery florals.
• Clean floral fragrances.
• Luxury body fragrance.
• Feminine perfumes.
• Elegant unisex florals.

Safety & Handling

• For external use only; do not ingest.
• Patch test the finished formulation.
• Avoid direct flame and unnecessary heat.
• Store tightly closed and protected from heat, light and air.