Pure lavender essential oil can cost five to eight times what a comparable lavender fragrance oil costs per pound. That single line of math explains most of what you're about to read, and most of what candle brands won't say out loud on their product pages.
The essential oils vs fragrance oils candles debate usually gets framed as natural versus synthetic, which is a tidy story and a mostly useless one. Natural doesn't mean gentle. Citrus oils are plant-derived and also among the most likely to irritate skin. Meanwhile, plenty of fragrance oils sold to small studios are blended specifically to be phthalate-free and skin-safe at standard usage rates. The real differences live somewhere less convenient: in flash points, in how heat destroys delicate top notes, in whether a scent still reads the same in month three of a subscription box.
And that last part matters more than most buyers realize. A candle isn't a diffuser. You're putting volatile aromatic compounds into molten wax at 150 to 185 degrees, then burning them off over 40-plus hours. Chemistry doesn't care about your brand story.
So here's the honest version. Choosing essential oils means accepting narrower scent range, higher cost, and real throw limitations. Choosing fragrance oils means accepting a different set of compromises. Both are defensible. Pretending one has no downside isn't.
What Each One Actually Is, and the Grey Middle Nobody Explains
An essential oil is the volatile aromatic fraction of a plant, pulled out by steam distillation, cold pressing (that's how citrus peel oils are made), or CO2 extraction. It's a complex mixture, often 100-plus constituents, and it shifts with harvest year, soil, altitude, and season. Two drums of Bulgarian lavender from different summers won't smell identical.
A fragrance oil is formulated. Perfumers build it from synthetics, nature-identical molecules, natural isolates, and sometimes actual essential oils, then carry the whole thing in a diluent and tune it to perform in a specific base like soy wax. Candle suppliers describe this engineering difference as the whole point: consistency by design.
This walkthrough shows both oil types going into wax side by side, including how differently they behave at pour temperature:
The part labels hide
Here's where it gets murky. Plenty of candles marketed on "essential oils" are scented with a fragrance oil that happens to contain some essential oil content. Legal. Common. Rarely disclosed.
| Label phrase | What it legally guarantees |
|---|---|
| "Natural fragrance" | Nothing. No fixed definition. |
| "Essential oil blend" | Could be 5% EO, 95% synthetic. |
| "Naturally derived" | Molecule had a plant origin at some point. |
| "100% lavandula angustifolia oil" | Actually specific. |
A precise ingredient line names the botanical, the percentage, and the wax. Everything softer than that is marketing. Supply-side guides are blunt about the gap.
So reframe it:
- This isn't a morality question about nature versus chemistry.
- It's a materials question with measurably different outcomes.
- Cost, throw, stability, and scent range all move independently.
Fernhollow Candle Works scents its 8 oz soy candles with 100% essential oils, no fragrance oil component. The trade-offs that choice creates get named directly in the sections below.
The Differences That Actually Change the Candle You Burn
| Dimension | Essential oils | Fragrance oils |
|---|---|---|
| Hot throw | Softer, shorter range; top notes burn off first | Formulated to carry in a molten pool |
| Heat stability | Lower flash points common; some notes flatten or shift | Engineered for pour and burn temps |
| Storage fade | Noticeable over months, citrus fastest | Holds profile far longer |
| Scent palette | Limited to what plants yield | Nearly unlimited, including impossible scents |
| Lot consistency | Moves with the crop | Identical batch to batch |
| Raw cost | Often several times more per pound | Cheaper, sometimes dramatically |
| Claim ceiling | Can name a botanical | Can't honestly claim plant-only |
Start with throw, because that's what people notice on night one. Fragrance oils are built by perfumers who know exactly what a 150°F wax pool does to a molecule. Essential oils weren't designed for candles at all. They were distilled for a plant's own purposes, and we borrowed them. So the sweet orange that smells electric in the bottle goes quiet about twenty minutes into a burn, while the heavier base notes, patchouli, vetiver, cedarwood, hang around much longer. Candle makers discuss this trade constantly, and the consensus is honest: EO candles are quieter.
Shelf life matters more than most buyers expect. Buy a lavender-bergamot candle in March, leave it unlit until October, and it won't smell the way it did in the shop. Citrus degrades fastest. Resins and woods barely budge.
Then there's consistency. A 2024 lavender harvest from a dry season smells different from a 2023 one, so a repeat order can land slightly off from memory. Not defective. Agricultural.
Cost runs the same direction. Compare any single scent concept across a supplier catalog and the gap is easy to verify yourself; side-by-side price checks take about ten minutes.
Neither type is better. They're built for different jobs, and the job decides which scents can exist at all.
What Essential Oils Can't Do, and the Scent Families That Work in Wax
Some scents simply don't exist in plant form. No distillation produces vanilla bean the way a bakery smells, and there's no such thing as an essential oil of clean cotton. Off the table entirely:
- Vanilla, caramel, bakery and dessert notes
- Most berries, peach, mango, coconut
- "Fresh linen," "clean cotton," "ocean air"
- True rose, gardenia, lily of the valley (absolutes exist, at roughly $300+ an ounce, and they're solvent-extracted, not distilled)
What's left is still generous: cedarwood, fir needle, balsam, cypress, juniper, vetiver, patchouli, frankincense, myrrh, lavender, rosemary, clary sage, peppermint, eucalyptus, clove, cinnamon leaf, ginger, bergamot and the citrus family. Supplier guides covering EO performance generally sort them by how they behave once heated.
| Family | Behavior in wax | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Woods & resins | Heaviest molecules, best persistence | Cedar, fir, frankincense; your base |
| Herbaceous & camphorous | Mid-range, clear throw | Can read medicinal if overdosed |
| Spice | Strong, dominates fast | Use at small percentages |
| Citrus | Brightest cold throw, fades first | Great in the jar, gone by hour one |
Cold throw isn't hot throw
Sniff an unlit jar and you're smelling top notes evaporating off the surface. Light it, and heavier molecules take over. That gap is wider with essential oils than with fragrance oils, and it's why some makers blend the two.
Soy complicates it further. Lower melt point, softer and more contained throw than paraffin, plus a cure window most people ignore. Check your wax supplier's technical data sheet.
So the woodland palette Fernhollow leans into? Not a branding choice. It's what the materials allow.
Keep notes: cold, 30 minutes, two hours.
What Fragrance Oils Are Genuinely Good At
Here's the part most essential-oil brands won't say out loud: fragrance oils are engineered, and engineering is an advantage.
A perfumer building a candle fragrance picks molecules for their flash point, their behavior in soy versus coconut blends, and their survival at 170°F. Formulators design for throw the way an engineer designs for load. You also get access to scents no plant produces. Fresh linen. Pumpkin pie. Leather. Sea salt. There is no sea salt essential oil, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something.
Reliability matters more than candle people admit. Buy a vanilla bean candle in October, reorder it in March, and it smells identical. Essential oil batches shift with harvest, rainfall, and distillation runs.
| Factor | Fragrance oil | Essential oil |
|---|---|---|
| Batch consistency | High | Varies by crop year |
| Raw cost per lb | $20, $40 typical | $80, $400+ for florals |
| Scent options | Thousands | Limited to distillable plants |
| Hot throw in soy | Designed for it | Depends on the oil |
That cost structure is why a well-made fragrance-oil candle can sit at $16 while using the same soy wax, the same cotton wick, and the same pour discipline. Cheaper fragrance doesn't mean a cheaper candle.
And the safety conversation deserves honesty. Phthalate-free, IFRA-compliant fragrance oils exist precisely because the industry got pressured and responded. That's not a loophole.
Choose fragrance oils when you need:
- Coverage for a 400-square-foot open-plan room
- A gift where the recipient expects a recognizable scent
- Bakery, vanilla, fruit, or anything gourmand
A brand that scares you about synthetics is doing marketing. Fernhollow uses essential oils because of the scents it wants, not because the alternative is dangerous.
Safety, Labels, and the Claims Nobody Should Be Making
Both oils burn. Both produce combustion byproducts. "Natural" says nothing about what happens at 400°F above a wick, and cinnamon, clove, and citrus oils are among the most reliable skin sensitizers in the business. Scent sensitivity cuts both ways; plenty of people get headaches from lavender.
Pets complicate it further. Some essential oils raise real concern around cats and birds, whose respiratory and metabolic systems handle these compounds poorly. Ventilate, keep doors open, and check the ASPCA Animal Poison Control guidance before assuming a blend is fine.
What to actually look for
Four frameworks are worth knowing by name: IFRA usage standards for fragrance materials, ASTM candle fire-safety and labeling standards, California's Proposition 65 warning obligations, and the FTC Green Guides, which govern how anyone can describe a product as "natural" or "non-toxic." That last one is why Fernhollow won't claim a candle helps you sleep, calm anxiety, or clear sinuses. It's a candle. It smells like cedar and grapefruit, and that's the honest pitch.
Questions worth asking a maker:
- Which specific oil, by botanical name, not just "eucalyptus"
- Fragrance load percentage, usually 6 to 10 percent by weight
- Wick material and whether it's zinc-free
- Cure time before shipping
Words to treat as decoration: pure, clean, chemical-free, non-toxic, therapeutic-grade. None of them carry a legal definition. Full disclosure looks boring, a list of ingredients and percentages, no adjectives.
Why an Essential-Oil Candle Costs More, and How to Get the Most From One
Here's the $28 broken down against a $12 grocery-aisle candle.
| Line item | Per 8 oz |
|---|---|
| Essential oil at 8% load | $4.50, $7.00 |
| Soy wax | $1.10 |
| Cotton wick, vessel, label | $4.20 |
| Solo hand-pour labor | $6.00 |
Oil is the swing factor; essential oils routinely run several times the price of fragrance oils by volume. A home studio tops out near 150 candles a month, which is why Fernhollow's Candle Club is capped and waitlisted. Not scarcity theater. A ceiling.
The club runs $32, four dollars above a single candle, with a seasonal tin as the subscriber extra rather than a fake discount. Skip or cancel any month, no email required.
Burn practice matters more than most people think:
- First burn: go 2, 4 hours, until wax melts wall to wall
- Trim the wick to roughly a quarter inch each time
- Pick a smaller room; essential oil throw is naturally softer
Frosting, wet spots, soft wax? Soy characteristics, not defects. Unlit for six months, scent fades.
Want to Know What's Actually in Your Candle?
Fernhollow Candle Works publishes the full scent composition of every soy candle we pour, essential oil or fragrance oil, so you can choose based on facts instead of marketing language.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do essential oils actually throw scent as well as fragrance oils?
Usually not. Most essential oils are too volatile, burning off early in the melt pool instead of filling a room for hours. Citrus is the worst offender; a lemon-scented soy candle often smells like nothing by the third burn, while a synthetic lemon fragrance oil holds steady.
Are fragrance oils unsafe to burn indoors?
Reputable suppliers follow IFRA standards, which cap specific materials at tested usage levels for candles. The real risks come from overloading scent past 10 to 12 percent or buying unlabeled oils with no safety documentation. Burn time matters more than people think. Trim your wick, limit sessions to four hours.
Which essential oils hold up best in wax?
The heavy, resinous ones. Patchouli, cedarwood, vetiver, and clove have higher flash points and cling to the wax longer. Blending them with lighter notes creates a base that anchors the whole scent instead of letting it vanish.
Why do natural-scented candles cost so much more?
Raw material pricing, mostly. Steam-distilled rose or sandalwood can run hundreds of dollars per pound, and you need 6 to 10 percent load for any noticeable throw. A synthetic equivalent costs a fraction and performs more predictably batch to batch. That's the trade, honestly.
Sources
Essential oils and fragrance oils both scent a candle, and the two words get used as if they mean the same thing. An essential oil is pulled straight out of a plant, while a fragrance oil is a blend of aroma materials formulated for a purpose. This guide covers what each oil is, how they compare when you actually burn the candle, and what to reach for depending on what you are making.
Essential Oils vs. Fragrance Oils in Candles
| Factor | Essential Oil | Fragrance Oil |
|---|---|---|
| Scent throw at a safe load | Often softer; some components fade in heat | Formulated to fill a room at a normal load |
| Behavior in hot wax | Lighter top notes can degrade at wax temperatures | Built to survive pour and burn temperatures |
| Range of scents | Only what a plant produces | Any scent, including blends and clean/fresh notes |
| Batch-to-batch consistency | Varies with crop, harvest, and region | Formulated to smell the same every batch |
| Safety documentation | Varies by supplier | IFRA usage level per application on every oil[[3]](https://lonestarcandlesupply.com/essential-oils-vs-fragrance-oils/#essential-oils-vs-fragrance-oils-source-3) |
| Candle data provided | Rarely candle-specific | Flash point, vanillin, gel and soap flags per oil |
| Cost at candle loads | High, climbs with load | Priced for scenting at candle loads |
The heat point is the one makers underestimate. When an essential oil is held at high temperature, its lighter components can chemically break down: in one tested case, the main scent compound in a leaf essential oil dropped from roughly 93% to 28% of the oil after a spell at 150°C, converting into other compounds that smell different[[2]](https://lonestarcandlesupply.com/essential-oils-vs-fragrance-oils/#essential-oils-vs-fragrance-oils-source-2). A candle does not reach that temperature, but the same class of change happens more slowly at the temperatures wax is poured and burned at, which is why an essential-oil candle can smell thinner than the bottle promised. A fragrance oil is formulated to hold its character through that heat.
Can You Use Essential Oils in Candles?
You can. Nothing stops you from adding an essential oil to melted wax the way you would a fragrance oil. Expect a softer, less consistent result at a higher price: some of the scent degrades in the heat, throw tends to be weaker at a safe load, and essential oils cost considerably more per ounce than fragrance oils formulated for candles.
Why Lone Star Carries Fragrance Oils
When a maker searches our store for essential oils, we point them to fragrance oils on purpose.
What Fragrance Oils Give You
They Hold Up in Heat
A fragrance oil is formulated to keep its scent through the pour and the burn, so the candle smells the way it did in the bottle.
They Throw Consistently
The same oil smells the same batch after batch, which matters the moment you sell candles instead of making one for yourself.
They Come With Candle Data
Every Lone Star fragrance oil's product page lists its flash point, vanillin content, and gel and soap compatibility, along with top, middle, and base notes, so you can match an oil to what you are making.
They Carry Safety Documentation
They Cover Scents Nature Cannot
Clean cotton, birthday cake, ocean air, and countless designer-inspired blends exist only as fragrance oils.
We carry over 275 fragrance oils, and the whole range is browsable by scent family with those specs on each page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you use essential oils in candles?
You can, but go in with clear expectations. Many essential oils lose scent when they meet hot wax, so the throw is usually weaker than a fragrance oil at a safe load, and the cost climbs fast.
Why do candle suppliers sell fragrance oils instead of essential oils?
Fragrance oils are formulated for scenting products, so they hold up in hot wax, throw consistently from batch to batch, and come in scents no plant can produce. Every Lone Star fragrance oil also carries tested data on its product page (flash point, vanillin content, and gel and soap compatibility) that you can build a reliable candle around. Essential oils are extracted for their plant chemistry, not tuned for candle performance.
Do essential oil candles smell as strong as fragrance oil candles?
Usually not. Some of an essential oil's lightest components degrade at wax temperatures, so a candle scented with essential oil often reads softer, especially once it is burning. A fragrance oil is built to survive the heat and fill a room at a normal load.
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What Are Fragrance Oils and Essential Oils? (And Why It Matters for Candles)
You're standing in front of a shelf full of oils, trying to pick the right one for your next candle. Two categories keep coming up: fragrance oils and essential oils. They both smell great, but they're built very differently, and that difference changes everything about how your candle performs.
Let's break them down.
What Are Fragrance Oils?
Fragrance oils are manufactured scent blends. They're created in a lab using a mix of synthetic aroma chemicals, solvents, and sometimes a portion of natural essential oils. The result is a scent that's been engineered for a specific purpose, and for candle making, that purpose is performing well in hot wax.
The variety is practically unlimited. Fragrance oils can replicate scents that don't exist in nature: birthday cake, ocean breeze, campfire smoke, fresh linen. Try getting that from a plant extract.

Fragrance Oil vs Essential Oil: The Head-to-Head Comparison Candle Makers Need
Enough theory. Here's what actually matters when you're choosing between these two for candles. This table puts them side by side across the seven factors that affect your finished candle the most.
| Factor | Fragrance Oil | Essential Oil | Verdict |
| Origin | Lab-made (synthetic + natural components) | 100% plant-extracted via distillation or pressing | Depends on your values |
| Scent Throw | Strong and consistent, both hot and cold throw | Variable; often weaker under sustained candle heat | Fragrance oil wins |
| Scent Variety | Unlimited, including non-natural aromas | Limited to plant-derived scents only | Fragrance oil wins |
| Cost Per Ounce | Generally less expensive, even at premium quality | More expensive, especially for popular botanicals | Fragrance oil wins |
| Batch Consistency | Same scent every production run | Varies by crop season, origin, and distillation batch | Fragrance oil wins |
| Aromatherapy Potential | Scent only, no therapeutic properties | Yes, mood and wellness benefits are recognized | Essential oil wins |
| Natural / Clean Label | No, contains synthetic components | Yes, 100% plant-derived | Essential oil wins |
| IFRA Safety Docs | Tested and certified for candle use | Typically certified for skin/cosmetic use, not candles | Fragrance oil wins |
The pattern is clear. For most candle-making goals, fragrance oils deliver stronger performance and a more creative range. But if your priority is an all-natural product with aromatherapy benefits, essential oils have a role that fragrance oils simply can't fill.
And here's something most guides won't tell you: you don't have to pick just one. More on that below.
Why Do Fragrance Oils Outperform Essential Oils in Candles?
Scent Throw: Hot vs Cold
Hot throw is the scent your candle releases while burning. Cold throw is what you smell when the candle is unlit. Fragrance oils are literally engineered to bind with wax molecules and release aroma steadily as the wax melts. That's their whole job.
Essential oils are more volatile. Their scent molecules evaporate faster under heat, which means a weaker hot throw and a shorter scent life. A candle made with lavender essential oil might smell lovely at first, but after 30 minutes of burn time, you could be left with a faint whisper of what you started with.
At Urban Wick Candle Bar, our scent designers help guests pick from 90+ premium fragrance oils specifically chosen for strong, room-filling scent throw in natural soy wax.
Consistency Across Batches
Fragrance oils are manufactured to exact specifications. Batch 47 smells identical to batch 1. That's not a small thing if you're making candles for gifts, events, or a business where customers expect the same product every time.
Essential oil quality shifts with the plant's growing season, soil conditions, altitude, and distillation method. One batch of peppermint EO from Oregon might smell noticeably different from the next batch out of India. For personal projects, that's fine. For anything repeatable, it's a headache.
Which Should You Choose? A Practical Decision Guide
- You want a wide range of scents, especially gourmand, seasonal, or novelty aromas you can't get from plants.
- Cost control is a priority. Fragrance oils stretch further per ounce than most essential oils.
- You want a strong, room-filling scent throw without needing a very high fragrance load.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I mix fragrance oil and essential oil in the same candle?
Absolutely. Many candle makers blend them to get the scent performance of fragrance oils combined with the natural depth of essential oils. A good starting ratio is 70-80% fragrance oil and 20-30% essential oil. Always burn-test blended candles before making a full batch.
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Essential and fragrance oils make a whole lot of difference in candle making. Now, let's understand what's a better choice for your candles.
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Candle Accessory Set [https://amzn.to/3Z2Gk1G](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRVg1R1NvQzdQLWNwNDZMd1Rka3JocHxBSTVJdTVzVzJ3TS1GXzFvcVR1ejF5U2V1ZjVaRFoxeG5RMnROSFJVQnpRdUxqdDNQQ1dHYk80bkt0NVIwWnJQTlVzZzdva0JHMkh6SHVSUzBMeGxiWnNRdU01R2tCYkVuc2pD&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3Z2Gk1G&v=l2gr6xiB3PE)
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Containers (Glass) [https://amzn.to/3EnYama](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRkp1ckJlbm9kQU43MThXYXlhZVlHY3xBSTVJdTVzZlV2VC1qRGxINVl1TmtEdXpXVExzNlJzNFpnNFJSLTRTMTZFblBGMVRjcGNMSVB4XzF0Zlh2MzdwX3YtSnU0RUk2X1EwclBrWlFUNEZfXzFaUHpFRXRPcUN3c3V0&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3EnYama&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (16 pcs 285 gm big clear glass, wooden lid) [https://amzn.to/3r1gn5X](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljR3Q3YUFPZzBfV29pdFBnUm5PTGwyenxBSTVJdTV0b0xTSlc1WGswQlprTmZfUlNLbVpYb1NaNnVRZFpKTXZVU3c2aVlmdmYzWnhsT3hXT3pCbVlYRzRvTnJoQ2daczVFM3JDcnFIVndfV2cyUnBzcmc3bHZvLThkT0Q5&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3r1gn5X&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (12 pcs 43 gm small clear glass) [https://amzn.to/45CVQnq](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljSG9jWVZCZmRRWkVpUGZnN0RuSVl3RXxBSTVJdTV2cVdKV1FDWTNPZzdwQWxla280eV9xRzd6cTlrMVgtcnlKSnFKSmR4V3U0Zk96MGhUb1JNcjhtUGNSSWF0Y0oyOUE5SEstWEE5Mk9IZ2c4VmtEWEU2aUtFUmJDX2Nh&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F45CVQnq&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (12 pcs 100 gm clear glass) [https://amzn.to/3EttCzm](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRUo1S1FUeXVxY3Z2UFhOM2NXRVhaUnxBSTVJdTV2cnpJbjlWeDJHUjFsZ2gxeGVWTnExbGRPaWQ5djJYVm9maWdubEVuZmx6VXNiRjZvcThFZ3B2cFdqNlRJRTBwcUlHX1JVcjRYRml0eEtkbmE1M2YwZFBVZHNYU2Yx&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3EttCzm&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (12 pcs 200 gm Matt black)
Containers (Metal) [https://amzn.to/45AGTlG](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljSHN1YW5iOTZxRkhkNmVMNXdNa3o5eXxBSTVJdTV0cUtQekVIYU1XQUV0ZDlfVHB3U3BfSnRMNUpaRzZqUmUyQlU5c1MwVTFXVzZvY18xWVZyTVcwaW1HbEVGb3FBNGRrQWFUeVNJYkJ4UENBdlJXdkdfNVZzWEVnX2N1&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F45AGTlG&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (16 pcs 125 gm patterned containers) [https://amzn.to/45Z6zIx](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRl9mMkhBUUN4Q3VEOU95d2FaQnFfdXxBSTVJdTV1QW9JS3NaUHVNN01mWUFFazJoaF9jYWdtU2ZPQ25zRk45Z2FWN2xUTFhWZ21CQkdaY3RlT21fSUlxV3J2ajk2U0FmQk5sck84NTQtN0txUEZieE52Q2Z4RW9EVWZF&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F45Z6zIx&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (24 pcs 110 gm black containers) [https://amzn.to/3Z6AGvt](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRnk3UTFoUWxZLUdMVDR1bVFWSFV3UHxBSTVJdTV1ZFBYeEpkSEhjQkxqUmQ0V01yY1ZPTWZjRHZmME56Wm94NDdmT2pBWVVtU3Bwd05fMDhpSm1yTC0xTXQ3dVFZUjVTV29GR1pWSG5uZmZKQ2RFZzdsTXJxT0pHa3Ix&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3Z6AGvt&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (12 pcs 113 gm rose gold containers)
Electric Melting Pot [https://amzn.to/45PKgVI](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRVFWSkJSOE5WRUNWaXRXTmc4NTAtWnxBSTVJdTV2YjhKbTZKaWcxMEVPR1VSQTFtUThkM3BaZ24tRkZsajY1SnpXQWRvc3lMYjJ0bTRSVUp3WWc5akNBR3FmOFVFc2FRWVBKeXp3VU9PbmdTbkZYV1lsRlFMYlJaNlQw&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F45PKgVI&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (4.25 kg)
Essential Oil [https://amzn.to/3Z1URuB](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRktaX25ZVGd6MjdCVmlVM3k4My1yWHxBSTVJdTV1aUg1dFlSN3ItZ1dGSzhvcjBJV2d6UE9QY0RGUGU4OWcwNDRnVVNXaHlWd2tQdUVUeXZMcnBFcWJqMS1YMWZJZ21kTkpuX1VFMERFUFBnU25JMFE3d1dYMnEyOEF2&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3Z1URuB&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Lavender) [https://amzn.to/480rWuV](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljR25hOW1Xc0RuLTZDNzVobHFGZnh4QXxBSTVJdTVzUlgzTEVYZ3ExWXlpbkNYUlBUOU9zQjF3QTR1clVoOFJ3YkVsTkUxRThHalRCTlpfeVdTdHU3Yk05YnFFbWlIX3hadmI0Yzhma2VibmNLaE9wVVB4djZTOUpWcmpi&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F480rWuV&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Eucalyptus) [https://amzn.to/3P4gDcA](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljR3RXRk9lS2tWUWdPUS1rWlVHT0RWdXxBSTVJdTV2Y3pzTVFvT0ViU1dnbnFCb19lNVd1NHdMc2VwWkJLWHJIWWlta0ZRcHk4cURMTzViMURVN0dtV3czLUczN1hQRkxxWUhFVWRDU3RUbEd0d3h6Wjc3Y0R1MVdmTFlO&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3P4gDcA&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Peppermint) [https://amzn.to/3Ld5YLs](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRXdQVm1QY3RpdjlXSXVJMm80ckRiVHxBSTVJdTVzVl9EYWpNd0V4eGxRUjJJbzhibTA0WElrYmdOZjJaQ1BNTzZoSkxwV0Fld1hQd1FQUUEwQkUwdEtaVUdsX19yeHUtVGdKaFlSY3ZEb3hfZ0ZGTkdhZzFzZU1Fckdm&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3Ld5YLs&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Tea tree) [https://amzn.to/3LaY597](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljSGZSR0pmWkp0eDhPMTBlOUl3RXhSdHxBSTVJdTVzc01seUxqQWwxWFFucWF0Ni1fWVZXdzJLRnBtSUFOaFZxNGdJMEdCeTFyWkQ3N3R4M0RKQWZzSDVmQlVVN2tPbjVld0kzOUdpeDkzOUdQZC1CVzFlS1dqRXh4cklC&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3LaY597&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Vanilla)
Fragrance Oil [https://amzn.to/463bNmN](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRmZWLTFXQkQtUGxWbnhGUkI0X1E1eXxBSTVJdTV0RzVheFY4bE1VMU1GNlZFZUlqQ0IzNjY1TTJMUk1WUjZwaExVY2d3bVZIeXhia2RXVlFQQ0JTa3I0bDAzamdmTHJVSmVTY2kxLVc2YS1VdGwxa0RudFdzN3dMM3Nv&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F463bNmN&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (12 pcs) [https://amzn.to/460ns5Q](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljR244aF9JMGVxRndiOVdQZEMxT2oyM3xBSTVJdTVzUEotMVlJcDBNWXFnZVdNUkNMRVhWZjlWejJ1bGMxZG90OEdaeG5lNmRjeW9XS2hFeEZXTGZ3Z2w0cTJhZTFhUUUyRUdERjJSWkI3aDk0c1BCLV9LWll1ZGtqc1gy&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F460ns5Q&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (12 pcs) [https://amzn.to/3sJOakM](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRTZlR3R4dlJ4WXFTb19ENF9jY3JTOHxBSTVJdTV0NzJzSTRrN09mYWtPZFRIVER5STlwdmcybXNlN2IzZ3RLYUEzd3p3Z2hNM0twV19GRTVNbXF4SktfVlRVV0pNTVV6MGM3MVlBcVJLT21TVWljeDAtTzJvUkxsX0pZ&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3sJOakM&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (8 pcs)
Induction Cooktop/Hot Plate [https://amzn.to/3qUz3o7](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljR1d3emZMaDFoWDNPVE5KbW03NGF2YXxBSTVJdTVzc3ExcGFDVy1QVVZuVVFWUkVXVGI2U09CdWp1ek94ZjF3MEZ0emR2dEF0b1JxQ3BEWW8xMUJ0bEs3RUZfR0Zidkp2dGd4SllObmZ6MVBkbnFhOEZuY3pzSW9vakJI&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3qUz3o7&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (2100 watt) [https://amzn.to/44EDOQu](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRTB5cGlYbmQzVng5Rm9hRGZLeHU2SnxBSTVJdTV2eGZ1bVdxYmNKQ0xYdWhJLVBMMW4wT181NlFVbHNydGNOeEhtUFNxY2R4cW1pQnFaX1dCX2pTdGRJS1VuN255NkpoOUxnXzV5eFVaZ05OeFQtTGtMUzVERlhKVjFE&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F44EDOQu&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (1600 watt) [https://amzn.to/3Lg5Laf](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRmd2WW1PSTRkaS1La2VXcHFNZG1qdXxBSTVJdTV0WEppcTNwdVY3eXBXbzRQdGdxVVBGUWhFSHpKUWdxV0NRUThnVEdtX1JTelhwbjMtdGFlQUtlX1FDdlJuTmRRWVM4ckhEYzJYdktMVm5RdlR1ckFqMjdyZFhra0hi&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3Lg5Laf&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (1000 watt)
Molds [https://amzn.to/3L72dqT](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljR1N1bTYtdW41bEE3TFhzWFRZcXNmdHxBSTVJdTVzNV9jTE5peEFQNWpqQUZUT0dGSjN6SzZOZUQ4Q0d0QUo3Ymw4UmxQVmtNa253SHdtZC02NFpHMnlzX296N2dtYmlYU1pPYm1YenlEVnprbnFEajctMXZtRDlKVHBS&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3L72dqT&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (3 Aluminium pillar candle molds) [https://amzn.to/3EpfNC6](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljR2VPdU9iUmdGbHFsX1Q0M0Z1UUhmc3xBSTVJdTV0MEtVVkxjaFlOX1cwbkkycE1YSlM2ZzJKbW4zLVh1Rk9FOW1mWFRjT3hOZ1BSNmRwRlNkX2pTdFZfRzZUTnpOLWZoQy00Y0IyY0ZZVXdnU3NQdmhmS3k5SnRzNmg1&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3EpfNC6&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (6 cavity 3x3 silicone bubble candle mold) [https://amzn.to/3r56fJt](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRjNyZG52NngyV3Rac0x4WFhLRkVmdXxBSTVJdTV2NXhXYTlGaVdFb2Ztcm5UZ3lzTEhjdEJrTkF6LW9zU2c3ZUxkZWlBbkdvMlkyeWVJZ1FMbHFIbGVsZ3NLTzlnQll6V3Q1WjZRbW9TUlAyQW05VWNsWURoS2lfMFNm&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3r56fJt&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (12 cavity 2x2 silicone bubble mold) [https://amzn.to/3EqVhB3](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRjQzUnZmQVVnSlVlX19obi1vYTBVMXxBSTVJdTV0YlhOQ0xIem1wNFF2bG81bVBOcFRYaW9pY2IyX0FkUUFfVVlaY2ZVTkdTOGhZS1c4LTBQMHVlcWxqN3dDZUt4aExQMFpPZ3dqMHl1N09UVnE4aHc5Tm9DcVphRW9J&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3EqVhB3&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (2 2x2 and 2 3x3 silicone bubble molds) [https://amzn.to/47ZHbEn](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRWdJcWpvQmRWTk4waGJJOGI4SDBxLXxBSTVJdTV0ZVM5NzluMFNRUXBmbkFaRmxfVllJSlR6Ml8tSlFITWZyeXh4a0JJbl84S2ZrR1c4eEU4cHJCaXRRdy1EamNhcTVWUk1EOEZjYWxJVGVaY3cxX25PS0ktc2NPU25v&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F47ZHbEn&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Cactus silicone mold) [https://amzn.to/3PdAy94](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljSFZuazJjV2ZzZ0QyaHVkVUEwZ2ZWRHxBSTVJdTV2dkl2MkZXYkRGWXdzSktEeEc0Sk8ybGZsWWlyVUdjc040N3VqM3VDX0VOUnpnUmlqbHp3MVE4QVFxa2IzRlB5S05VSUhpMHUzZWJLX0xvWmZDbGJGOHdPbEQ2Unk5&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3PdAy94&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Rose bud silicone mold)
Pouring Jug [https://amzn.to/45ExU2T](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRnBhMWRWelJRczM1WHdVb3Q5WW5RV3xBSTVJdTV2ZHFFbFFLME90R1dxZ2M3RkNKdXRHQlRyUjNXZWowUjFBOWtXc3l5b0dHNDdsQk5fdzZJSjhKRnBzWVpqdjRWWnlCWDNoWHpEMkxBZ3pScGE3dENyc3dQRWRsOVNI&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F45ExU2T&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (800 ml steel pot with stirrer) [https://amzn.to/462BJPr](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljSDF5bTZFa2RpclhWRElnQ0VNVTRSa3xBSTVJdTVzYWk4OHN4NHVmdjN6OVdhcGl0TVJEVTFMRlZDZVhTR25ScVB1UktEUF9FNFVZaDVBVzhOY1dYZ05sdU5rV1dEcWJxY19xRWFTTU1jdmFyWElMbHJOWVhqUEV0OTZv&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F462BJPr&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (1.2 ml tin pot)
Pouring Funnel [https://amzn.to/483cnm1](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRUxfcnNXa05kM2l6TGlrc3JoTG5xNnxBSTVJdTV2Vy1NTXZCTnJPWjBDR0N6bUZHcEs2YUVybk5GM2NTY1N2bjFOYnFBU3ViQTJzVXJaeWhNZ3ZGTTZjaGhlejZvelhnLUpoMFVSVnBOS0toQXRScDgwUTA0eG50bGZB&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F483cnm1&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (1.2 L Pouring funnel)
Thermometer [https://amzn.to/3LcFvh7](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRnp0cXA1OVEzT0ZnWS1zcWlqcGJDT3xBSTVJdTV1QXN1R2Zja1hsU3pSNXFFUVcxNXdmNjc4ME1vbW9lZzJSZnN4TTVwT25MVXd3NG1uaTFSZHZXRVpZSmc5bkFlRXF3RkNFLTNOWGlHeEJHRFdka3p6WGRXelJaQ0Zh&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3LcFvh7&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Black) [https://amzn.to/3Z73nrX](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRThIN2RtSmZNSWF4YVRhRGgxNzNzMHxBSTVJdTV0cjVtUm5yRHRpNWxfX0ttWll5N1dvR2g0dnJzZF9pLWZ4MEpPdVF0aWtKRzl3UGItNDIzekNtcjNrT0xrME9QbW5VV0ROOWlpa1luN1dMOUE1RjRpQ3lFMy1qN2Ut&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3Z73nrX&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (White)
Warning Labels [https://amzn.to/45EmrR2](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRWR3YjM2ME5PQmo3bDFuNkQybTNyYnxBSTVJdTV1ODYxd1RRdFROV21ScXYxcHRRSG5mR1ZYcHdpbTJISWRGZ1Z4YmRTYmZnWl9hdVdTbUE2cDhuODM4ZHBUM2ZrWURValNmSFUxWGR3bHAwcVBTd0JYN0VPTHJkOUx5&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F45EmrR2&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (500 white stickers) [https://amzn.to/3Epys0E](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRXpxOUJwMlNPSEE5NnV1cVdGczFkUnxBSTVJdTV2N1dLNS1vZVo4U3ZQWE9pOGtoc2t1S3ZpLVZ2QVF6eGVYUXU5NGpOaHFEZHY3RXhFMVBMLTRCbEpTaVJQY0lWbHAyR1NadUpFaVM3aUxUV2ZqMzVwNHk3X09mUUZM&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3Epys0E&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (120 black stickers)
Wax [https://amzn.to/3Poc2Do](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRmNsYll3T0ZCS0NiUEhaQ3JJcVRIVnxBSTVJdTV2RUlTbWl5NEszLVVLUURLVTFNMkFCZkN1TXhqWnM0OVIzYlRXcEJvemZSN3l2czZSMjZFOXhic3B3VzdSRFk1eXBpWFAtb0Q3QzFDLWUtRTZXQVNObi1uZnY2LVZL&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3Poc2Do&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Soy Wax Blocks) [https://amzn.to/3PqRlGY](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljSE1HZEtKNUFsYUpkNzJycFB4Vldvc3xBSTVJdTVzNWVqQ1B2UXRacEp4eFMtd25qNElwdUpyMGlyaHB6c0w3VEFkSFE3LWdtSkttTjVldnNZaUZpejc5RzFiUXFMb3FuWW14d2RuemJ6TW1sdTljNUdaZzJ3V0tnN0FT&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3PqRlGY&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Soy Wax Flakes) [https://amzn.to/44FNZ7p](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljSElQdTFoejZUT3M5SWQ3S2lKc1FfcXxBSTVJdTV0cTZUdERoSnpMMGVJYWpoZHBkTFQzYUQ3YmRRaTZzdFB2dTFlZ2tOc211c0tKVWNNTFdlb3BDRWhCRTJ4aWUwbE5jRkRiLVhDNHZzeXNTUEZ1MGh4NjJTMXZDd3dx&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F44FNZ7p&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Pure Soya Wax Flakes) [https://amzn.to/46hy3th](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljSEdPbkpPNjFucEI4Z1dCM1VmYmRIeHxBSTVJdTV1OEVEWkcwQ2hPVXZpaHNocEhZWFBaNDV2TnQ4NS05Z1Exc3pNc1NSN2dZdEluWHBNMTkzeVpDWGNNVG5jXzQ0SHUxMWdrOVVnV0ZLZVVvSXBtMHN4YVA5NU5LejEy&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F46hy3th&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Coconut Wax) [https://amzn.to/44JsL8q](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRm5VMjA4Q2pwbnJGUTV5Q21TNzRPRHxBSTVJdTV0UHU2VndFbF9tNlJqQjlSbWZwLUJiVEJNeG15cHg5RURURWtNU2loZ3ppdzZsRG1ESlJQUDc0d0d3QTFOZUxnc29UVmo2SWVzUDgxUzlsMGVjZFFmc3NXMC1IT0l6&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F44JsL8q&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Beeswax) [https://amzn.to/3PoHr8H](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRWQtb2UySGN6NDBBWldMVnBmeXEwM3xBSTVJdTV0SDRuS3RRd013Q01STVN2UVpiZGZYOXVhT3A0Q0ozUHEwbGdkdlVxdkNtVHpqVU9qNndRRVlEbkVpVEpJS3RQWWVzSmROai1mNXFXU0VkbzVCcVlMajRkQ1pYQ2t1&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3PoHr8H&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (16 beeswax sheets, 9 colors)
Wicks [https://amzn.to/3Ppq5Zh](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljSHl3dTgwV2VHZEJoRFhsQ1pUbzYtU3xBSTVJdTV1Z2dURXBNa0ZpNlR0aWNfOUZnN09RbF9BYkp3dEExR1lWU1g5YmNPZV9HdF94NnFLbUZ5RzNfU2ZEN0dCNV9TNS01S1NVRWZRc1pUdEE4dGRkeXpqTkhEUE52b20w&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3Ppq5Zh&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (100% Cotton, Diameter - 2.5 mm, L, 6 Inch, Pre-tabbed, Pre-waxed) [https://amzn.to/3sIt4Dm](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRnBoNWhFQWEzajV3NVpQcTVLUGNITXxBSTVJdTVzZkF3Z293Mi1ES28yTzVHYVJ3U1ZxdUExVFllOUh3UTJNeHFuWml5UXo5VHIweklpdDBWNmRucjNFanViM2ZKVkMwOEw1RWJRQXlwYzVDMFFJN0JhUUhUTkgwRGk5&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3sIt4Dm&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (Cotton roll 100 Gram with 100 Piece Wick sustainers) [https://amzn.to/3r4qC9J](https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljRWhEbTdnZGNOeDMwTmZyNlpPWVRoYnxBSTVJdTV1NFRBVG81dy1vSEhINlhQNnhBT2pSaVlxdElJcWN6T2dDWnZPSmRpczdzVFE5UFA1cHVjMDJKQnFRMHl2ekttdFl2b2JHc2hjb0dSalhYYmMxUklCSnQ4c1RsWkFB&q=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3r4qC9J&v=l2gr6xiB3PE) (10 pcs wooden wicks)
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- Essential Oils vs. Fragrance Oils for Candles | Lone Star, An essential oil is pulled straight out of a plant, while a fragrance oil is a blend of aroma materials formulated for a purpose.
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- The difference between essential oils and fragrance oils - CandleScience, # The difference between essential oils and fragrance oils
Essential oils are...
Essential oils (EOs) are a substance extracted from the seeds, flowers, leaves, roots, stems, or bark of plants, typically through steam distillation, expression, or extraction. You’ll often spot them in perfumes, soaps, cosmetics, household cleaners, incense, and other similar products. Because they contain the fragrance of the plant from which they are derived, essential oils are used in a variety of scent-related applications like perfumes, flavorings, cosmetics, household cleaners, and medicines.
And yes, you’ll also spot them used to scent candles. The performance of essential oils in candles is variable. EOs are not created for the primary purpose of scenting candles, candles are merely one possible application out of dozens of others.
Fragrance oils are...
Fragrance oils (FOs) are a combination of essential oils and synthetic aroma chemicals. Like EOs, FOs are used in a variety of different applications to scent consumer products.
Unlike EOs, however, FOs sold by candle suppliers are formulated with specific purposes in mind, like candle making. These FOs are intended to be burned, and so are generally better than EOs at retaining the integrity and strength of the aroma while it is burning in a candle.
Fragrance oils make it possible to create candles and other products with aromas you could not achieve with essential oils. Think scents like fresh baked cookies or a crackling fire, things that a plant-derived material simply cannot replicate.
When should I use EO, and when should I use FO?
You might now be wondering: should I use fragrance oil or essential oil for my products?
Fragrance oils are a wonderful choice for candles, and are what we tend to recommend for most folks. Let’s look at some of the benefits of fragrance oils:
Fragrance oils are intended to be burned in a candle and are created with this purpose in mind. In general, fragrance oils throw fragrance more strongly and retain the characteristics of the aroma while burning.
- Cost.
Fragrance oils are generally inexpensive compared to essential oils, especially when purchased in bulk quantities. This is a big plus for those who use higher fragrance loads in their candles.
Fragrance oils are available for nearly every aroma you can possibly imagine, and many that you can’t! Essential oils cannot replicate scents like cheesecake or salty sea air, but fragrance oils can.
Fragrance oils are friendly for beginners and give great results when used as recommended.
As we mentioned further up, essential oils aren’t created for the sole purpose of candle making. Historically, we even encouraged avoiding EOs in candles. Now that we have a line of essential oils we have personally (and extensively) tested, we’re confident in recommending their use. _(Note that not all our essential oils perform well in candles, make sure to look at the Candle Maker’s Notes for any EO you’re interested in.)_
Now, let’s look at some reasons you might consider using CandleScience essential oils in your products:
Yep, this is both a pro and a con depending on your brand! Essential oils can be significantly more costly than fragrance oils. For those with luxury brands and price points on the higher side, using 100% EOs in your products is a great way to justify that price point.
CandleScience essential oils are extensively tested for performance in a variety of bases. We can’t speak to other essential oils, but the oils that we offer have detailed Candle Maker’s Notes and Cold Process Performance notes to help you sort out what products you can make with our essential oils, how to make them, and what type of performance you can expect.