What is actually in SOSA's waterless nebuliser refill oil?

The note pyramid is the most tempting thing I could put on this page. It reads like expertise, it fills a paragraph, and nobody would check it. SOSA publishes no breakdown for the refill oils, so anything I wrote here would be invented, and an invented pyramid is worse than a blank space because you would believe it.

The answer, in full

Here is the whole of what is published, and then here is where it stops. The product record calls the refill pure undiluted oil for SOSA Vaayu and SOSA Safar, sells it by weight, at ₹1,049 for 100 gm and ₹1,849 for 300 gm, and gives each one a scent name. The device it goes into is described as waterless cordless cold diffusion of pure fragrance oil, with no water and no heat, which is why the oil is sold undiluted rather than as a solution you mix. That is the published specification of the liquid. For the refill oils SOSA publishes no ingredient list, no note breakdown and no concentration figure, so I am not going to write one for you out of the scent name, which is the easiest fabrication in this whole category and still a fabrication. A portion of every SOSA order supports girl-child education through Nanhi Kali.

What is published about the oil, and what is not

Two of these three cards are about things you can read on SOSA's own product record. The middle one is about a document that does not exist, and the reason this page will not improvise it.

What the record gives you: a name, a phrase and a price by weight

The scent name sits on the label. The phrase on the product record is pure undiluted oil, sold for Vaayu and for Safar. The price is by weight: ₹1,049 for 100 gm and ₹1,849 for 300 gm. Around that sits the method, which the record calls waterless cordless cold diffusion of pure fragrance oil, with no water and no heat. Four published facts about a liquid, and all four are checkable.

A name, a phrase, two weights and two prices. That is the published set.

What the record does not give you: no ingredient list and no note breakdown for the refill oils

SOSA publishes no ingredient list for the refill oils, no note breakdown and no concentration figure. That means there is no published answer to what proportion of anything is in the bottle. It also means a page that tells you a scent opens one way and settles another is writing fiction in a confident voice, and the easiest way to do it is to recycle the scent name back as a description. I will not, because a name is not a formula.

How to find out what it smells of: your nose, in your own car

Your Safar arrived with three fragrance oils set by the variant you bought, so you already have three to compare. If you want to sample more before you commit to a 100 gm or a 300 gm weight, the 10ml car sprays start at ₹459 and the three-scent discovery sets run ₹709 to ₹909. Smelling costs less than reading and it settles the question properly.

A name tells you the shelf. Your nose tells you the car.

The nine scent names, and what the published pyramid does not settle

The nine car scents are Jasmine, Lavender and Sandalwood, Sandalwood, Icy Mint, Lemon, Oud, Vetiver, Sea Breeze and Mysore Orange Blossom, and each of those nine scent pages publishes a fragrance pyramid and a scent family beside the name. SOSA publishes no ranking across the nine, so the pyramid tells you the direction a scent travels in and nothing published tells you how it lands in your own car.

The refill is sold as pure undiluted oil by weight: ₹1,049 for 100 gm and ₹1,849 for 300 gm, in the scent name on the label. See the nebuliser refill →

The published record of the oil, line by line

If you want to know what is in a fragrance in the regulatory sense, that is a question for SOSA rather than for a blog page, and WhatsApp +91 96192 18531 is the published route to a person. I would rather you asked and got an answer than read a confident paragraph here and trusted it.

“SOSA publishes a name, a phrase and a price. A note pyramid built out of the name is not a fourth published fact.”

Reading the oil label, in four steps

1. Read the scent name: that is the published description.
2. Check the words waterless nebuliser refill before you buy.
3. Check the weight: 100 gm at Rs 1,049 or 300 gm at Rs 1,849.
4. Smell it before you commit to the larger weight.

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