What happens when you put fragrance into an emulsion? How will it affect the emulsion? What controls how the fragrance will be released? How can you design a formulation that achieves the desired formulation characteristics and fragrance release?
In its simplest form, a fragrance emulsion is a turbid, relatively stable mixture of fragrance with other components, usually water and surfactant. Two ingredients such as oil and water that are insoluble in each other can be made soluble/dispersible in each other through the effect of a surfactant, producing an emulsion with at least two phases or a microemulsion with only one phase.
