Fragrance Oils for Candle Making 10ml — 32 Scents

Available Scents

Fresh & Citrus: Lemongrass, Lemon, Sweet Orange, Grapefruit, Pineapple, Ocean
Fruity: Apple, Cherry, Strawberry, Grapes, Coconut
Floral: Rose, Jasmine, Gardenia, Freesia, Sakura, Lily, Osmanthus
Herbal & Clean: Eucalyptus, Tea Tree, Peppermint, Forest Bath, White Tea
Warm & Woody: Sandalwood, Vanilla, Lavender, Cologne
Blended & Signature: Shangri-La, Hilton, Nile Gardens, Wesiin, Wishing the Elves

Details

Volume: 10ml per bottle
Suitable for: soy wax, paraffin wax, beeswax, coconut wax, wax melts, cold-process soap, melt-and-pour soap, diffusers
Concentrated — a little goes a long way
All scents priced at $4.72 per 10ml bottle

How to Use in Candle Making

Add fragrance oil to your melted wax at the correct pour temperature for your wax type — typically 60–65°C for soy wax and 65–70°C for paraffin. A standard usage rate is 6–10% fragrance oil by weight of wax (e.g. 6–10ml per 100g of wax). Stir thoroughly for at least 2 minutes to ensure the fragrance is fully bound before pouring. Allow candles to cure for 48–72 hours before burning for best scent throw.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much fragrance oil do I need per candle?
A standard usage rate is 6–10% by weight of wax. For a 200g candle, use 12–20ml of fragrance oil. Start at the lower end and increase to suit your scent throw preference. Do not exceed 10% as this can affect burn quality and fragrance binding.

Can I use these oils in a diffuser or oil burner?
Yes — these fragrance oils can be used in electric ultrasonic diffusers and oil burners. Use a small amount diluted in water in an ultrasonic diffuser, or add a few drops directly to the dish of an oil burner. Note: these are fragrance oils, not pure essential oils, and are not intended for skin application or ingestion.

Which scents are best for candles?
All 32 scents work well in candles. For strong cold throw, the fruity and citrus scents (Sweet Orange, Lemon, Strawberry, Grapefruit) perform particularly well. For warm, long-lasting hot throw, the woody and floral scents (Sandalwood, Vanilla, Rose, Jasmine, Lavender) are popular choices.

Can I blend two scents together?
Yes — fragrance oils can be blended to create custom scents. Common pairings include Lavender + Vanilla, Lemon + Eucalyptus, Rose + Sandalwood, and Coconut + Pineapple. Keep a note of your blend ratios so you can replicate successful combinations.