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Wholesale Fragrance Oils for Product Formulation

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Fragrance oil catalogue

Oak chips in a bourbon vanilla moodSoap Making
Soap Making

Barrel Oak Bourbon Fragrance Oil

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Oak barrel chips in a whiskey moodCandle & Wax Melt
Candle & Wax Melt

Barrel Whiskey Fragrance Oil

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Coffee beans in a whiskey moodCandle & Wax Melt
Candle & Wax Melt

Coffee Whiskey Fragrance Oil

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Juniper berries and cypressCandle & Wax Melt
Candle & Wax Melt

Cypress Juniper Gin Fragrance Oil

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Ripe plum fruit for cognac directionPerfume & Fine Fragrance
Perfume & Fine Fragrance

Plum Cognac Fragrance Oil

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Nutmeg spice and cream for eggnogCandle & Wax Melt
Candle & Wax Melt

Spiced Eggnog Fragrance Oil

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Fragrance oil buying guide

Start with the finished product, then the scent

A scent direction is useful for discovery, but the intended application determines what must be checked before approval. Share whether the formula is a soap, candle, diffuser, cosmetic or perfume, along with its carrier and destination market. Shortlist individual oils by aroma, then request the applicable use information and test each one in the finished system.

Is one fragrance oil suitable for every product format?

No. Use information and performance are specific to the material and application. A fragrance selected for a candle should be assessed separately before it is considered for a cream or room spray.

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