What are the melting point and pouring temperature guidelines?

Melting starts at approximately 48°C–52°C. Never exceed 90°C to prevent discoloration and thermal degradation of natural triglycerides. Recommended pouring temperature is between 58°C and 65°C depending on ambient room temperature and container material.

Is Mix Fruit 101 Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade) batch-tested and free from paraffin adulteration?

Yes. Every production batch of Mix Fruit 101 Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade) on Ekora Bazaar undergoes certified laboratory gas chromatography (GC-MS) verification to guarantee 100% plant-based purity, zero toxic phthalates, and zero paraffin or petroleum waxes.

Which candle wicks pair best with this wax?

Cotton braided wicks (ECO and CD series) or natural untreated booster wooden wicks offer the cleanest burn pool with minimal mushrooming. Always conduct single-pour test burns for your specific vessel diameter.

Can I purchase bulk sacks (25kg carton / sack) with a GST invoice for small businesses?

Yes. We provide automatic wholesale volume tier discounts (up to 20% off) at 12+ and 52+ units. Valid B2B GST tax invoices with input tax credit (ITC) are automatically generated with every order.

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Mix Fruit 101 Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)

Concentrated IFRA-compliant aroma oils for luxury candle making, diffusers, soaps & mists

Select Variant / Size15 ml • ₹110

Wholesale Price

₹110/ unit

Subtotal₹110

Quantity

Buy 10+, pay ₹95 each (Save 13.6%)

Delivery & Shipping EstimatePan-India

Flat ₹90 express dispatch across all 19,000+ Indian pincodes • 24h dispatch • No COD

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GST Invoice: 18% Input Tax Credit (ITC) compliant invoice included on every order.

Key Technical Specifications

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Scent / NotesConcentrated aroma oil blend • IFRA certified

Recommended UsageCandles: 6–10% • Soaps: 2–3% • Diffusers: 15–20%

Flash Point> 93°C / 200°F (Safe for Candle Wax & Soap Base Pouring)

Shelf Life24 Months from manufacturing date (sealed in original container)

Studio StorageStore in original amber / HDPE container at 15°C–25°C away from direct sunlight & heat.

Product Description & Formulation Overview

Step into the lush paradise of Ekora Bazaar's Mix Fruit 101 Fragrance Oil, where the essence of exotic fruits transports you to a world of unbridled luxury and opulence. The aroma is an expertly crafted symphony of succulent notes that dance on the senses, evoking feelings of joy, serenity, and refinement.

This exquisite fragrance oil is perfect for discerning artisans and connoisseurs seeking to elevate their luxury creations, from artisan candles that illuminate the finest spaces to bespoke perfumes and personal care products that pamper the skin. With its exceptionally strong scent throw and premium quality, Mix Fruit 101 Fragrance Oil is the epitome of sophistication, designed to leave a lasting impression on all who experience it.

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Pre-Purchase Technical Q&As

Frequently asked formulation, safety, and wholesale questions for Mix Fruit 101 Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)

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Technical Formulation

What is the recommended fragrance oil load percentage for Mix Fruit 101 Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)?

For Mix Fruit 101 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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