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Gourmand Fragrance Oil for Dessert and Bakery Scents

Gourmand scent catalogue

Brown sugar bakery crumbsSoap Making
Soap Making

Bakery Brown Sugar Fragrance Oil

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Bourbon vanilla beans on warm woodSoap Making
Soap Making

Bourbon Vanilla Bean Fragrance Oil

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Maple syrup and vanilla on woodCandle & Wax Melt
Candle & Wax Melt

Maple Vanilla Cream Fragrance Oil

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Oatmeal, milk and a honey dipperCosmetic & Personal Care
Cosmetic & Personal Care

Oatmeal Milk Honey Fragrance Oil

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Cocoa nibs and rich chocolateSoap Making
Soap Making

Rich Cocoa Fragrance Oil

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Green cardamom pods on a clean surfaceCandle & Wax Melt
Candle & Wax Melt

Warm Cardamom Fragrance Oil

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Fragrance oil buying guide

Test the sweet note in its finished base

Gourmand profiles can suggest vanilla, cocoa, spice or bakery notes. Define the desired balance of sweetness and warmth, then check the selected oil in the intended soap, candle or home-fragrance format, including any appearance changes.

Does a dessert-inspired name mean the oil is edible?

No. The name describes a scent direction only. Confirm the specific material’s intended application before formulating.

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