Evaluates solid perfumes' efficacy in enhancing mood and well-being, suggesting potential market growth.
The development of new fragrances has seen significant progress, yet there’s a notable gap in reformulating perfumes, particularly in solid form. Despite their longevity in the market, solid perfumes remain relatively obscure due to their perceived rigidity. While solid cosmetic substances are not novel, solid perfumes still lack the recognition enjoyed by other forms. Solid perfumes, essential for personal elegance, blend fragrant oils or compounds to impart enduring and appealing scents to the body or living spaces, fostering confidence and well-being by relieving stress and enhancing mood and sleep. Typically crafted with beeswax and scented with essential oils or fragrance oils such as almond, jojoba, grapeseed, or olive oil, they offer moisturizing properties alongside therapeutic benefits, like pain relief and antimicrobial effects. Despite the lack of widespread awareness, there’s a growing interest in solid perfumes, especially those derived from natural oils and extracts, offering customers a vegan option with added therapeutic value.
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Shubhangi Manikpuriya1*, Rajashree Raparthi2, Priti Nawale3, Sakshi Unhale4, Puja Kale5, Rohit Kulkarni6, Dr. Suresh Sudke7 (2026) studied this question.
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