
Green Apple Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)
Concentrated IFRA-compliant aroma oils for luxury candle making, diffusers, soaps & mists
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As the crisp air whispers through the lush orchards, the scent of Green Apple Fragrance Oil transports you to a haven of serenity and rejuvenation, where the sweetness of nature's bounty fills your senses and uplifts your spirit.
This exquisite fragrance oil is meticulously crafted for the most discerning artisans and perfumers, perfect for creating luxury artisan candles, fine perfumes, or bespoke personal care products that exude premium quality and boast a strong, lingering scent throw, leaving a lasting impression on all who experience it.
Pre-Purchase Technical Q&As
Frequently asked formulation, safety, and wholesale questions for Green Apple Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)
Q1Technical FormulationWhat is the recommended fragrance oil load percentage for Green Apple Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)?
What is the recommended fragrance oil load percentage for Green Apple Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)?
For Green Apple Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade), the recommended fragrance load is between 6% and 10% by wax weight (approx. 60g to 100g per 1kg of melted wax). For optimal hot throw, heat wax to 80°C–85°C, add fragrance oil at 70°C–75°C, stir gently for 2 full minutes, and pour into pre-warmed vessels at 55°C–65°C.
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