
Patchouli Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)
Concentrated IFRA-compliant aroma oils for luxury candle making, diffusers, soaps & mists
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As the essence of Patchouli Fragrance Oil wafts through the air, it transports you to a lush, vibrant landscape where the senses come alive. The rich, earthy aroma envelops you, evoking feelings of grounding and tranquility, like a stroll through a dense forest after a spring rain.
This exquisite fragrance oil is perfectly suited for high-end applications, from luxury artisan candles that illuminate the finest spaces, to fine perfumes that make a statement, and bespoke personal care products that pamper and indulge. Its premium quality ensures a strong, lasting scent throw, making it a favorite among connoisseurs of luxury fragrances.
Pre-Purchase Technical Q&As
Frequently asked formulation, safety, and wholesale questions for Patchouli Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)
Q1Technical FormulationWhat is the recommended fragrance oil load percentage for Patchouli Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)?
What is the recommended fragrance oil load percentage for Patchouli Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)?
For Patchouli 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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