
Temple Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)
Concentrated IFRA-compliant aroma oils for luxury candle making, diffusers, soaps & mists
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As the soft glow of candlelight dances across the walls, the Temple Fragrance Oil envelops you in an aura of serenity, transporting you to a sacred haven of tranquility and peace. With each delicate note, the fragrance unfolds like a lotus flower, releasing the essence of the divine into the air.
This exquisite fragrance oil is meticulously crafted to elevate luxury artisan candles, fine perfumes, and bespoke personal care products, boasting a premium quality that ensures a strong scent throw, filling any space with its majestic presence, making it a staple in any high-end setting.
Pre-Purchase Technical Q&As
Frequently asked formulation, safety, and wholesale questions for Temple Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)
Q1Technical FormulationWhat is the recommended fragrance oil load percentage for Temple Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)?
What is the recommended fragrance oil load percentage for Temple Fragrance Oil (Candle & Wax Melt Grade)?
For Temple 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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