Fragrance Oils

Fragrance Oils capture the wonderful scents hobbyists and craft-lovers look for. Featuring popular scents such as lilac, musk and linden blossom, use these quality oils in projects such as:

• Soap-making
• Candle-making
• Perfumery

What are Fragrance Oils?

While essential oils are the natural derivatives of plants, fragrance oils are manufactured scents, artificially created to mimic the aroma of natural plants and flowers. These aromatic oils are just some of the many tools used by hobbyists and craft-lovers who are looking to add a prominent fragrance to projects such as candle-making, soap-making, perfumery and toiletry-making.

Each fragrance oil has a unique flash point, which is the temperature at which the oil can ignite when it comes into contact with an ignition source, such as a spark or an open flame. It’s important to take note of this detail for your fragrance oils when determining which will be best for your project.

Some of the most popular fragrance oils are:

• Lilac Mist - floral and jasmine-like, with hints of honey pollen.
• Musk - sweet and spicy, with hints of leather and wood.
• Linden Blossom - bright and floral, with sweet notes of rich honey.

Custom blended by our team of fragrance experts, Piping Rock’s collection of fragrance oils are of the top-most quality to ensure your finished product emits a scent that is not only authentic, but also 100% satisfying every time! Our fragrance oils are contained in glass amber bottles to protect the delicate oils from sunlight, encouraging longevity and a stable shelf-life.

Directions for Use

Fragrance oils can be used in most projects that could use an aromatic burst! Use these oils in your homemade candles, soaps, toiletries, lotions, perfumes and more. The following recommendations are approximate ratios of oil to base, which can be adjusted based on your personal preferences:

• For candles, use 1.5 ounces of oil per 1 lb of wax.
• For soaps, use 1 ounce of oil per 1 lb of base.
• For lotions, use 1.5 ounces of oil per 1 gallon of base.