Details

Classic rose scent, rich flora notes intertwined with a fresh green essence, like rse petals glistening with morning dew. Sweet, elegant and long-lasting, it captures the most authentic essence of roses.

Soy Performance: Excellent

Flash Point: >213°F (>101°C)

Vanillin Content: 0

Phthalate Free: ✔

Prop 65 Warning Required: no

Recommended Uses

🕯️Candle Safe: usage: 6% - 10%

🧼Soap Safe: usage: 2% - 5%

🧴Lotions / Leave-on Safe: usage: 0.5% - 0.8%

🌸Perfume / Fine fragrance Safe: usage: 1% - 10%

Usage amounts are recommendations only. Individual usage amounts can vary based on your desired fragrance strength, wax type, soap base, or lotion base. See IFRA certificate for max usage levels. Bottles filled by weight, levels may vary.

FAQs

What does Rose Fragrance Oil smell like?

Rose Fragrance Oil has a fresh floral scent with gentle sweetness. It smells recognizably rosy without becoming too heavy, making it suitable for candles, room fragrance, soap, and personal fragrance blends.

Is Rose Fragrance Oil good for candle making?

Yes. It can be used in candles and wax melts.

A 6–10% fragrance load is commonly used, depending on the wax. Check your wax supplier’s instructions and test the wick, burn performance, and scent throw before producing a larger batch.

Can I use Rose Fragrance Oil for soap making?

Yes. Use it at 1–5%, depending on the soap formula and preferred scent strength.

Make a small test batch first to see whether the fragrance affects trace, color, texture, or scent retention.

Is Rose Fragrance Oil suitable for perfume?

Yes. Rose is a useful floral note for perfume and personal fragrance blends.

A concentration of 10–30% may be used depending on the type of fragrance. Dilute the oil in a suitable perfumer’s base and follow the applicable limit in the product’s IFRA documentation.

What fragrance family does Rose belong to?

Rose belongs to the floral fragrance family. This version combines a fresh rose aroma with soft sweetness and a clean finish.

What scents blend well with Rose Fragrance Oil?

Rose pairs well with:

  • Vanilla for a softer, sweeter floral blend
  • Bergamot or other citrus notes for freshness
  • Musk for a clean, modern finish
  • Sandalwood or cedarwood for warmth and depth

How much Rose Fragrance Oil should I use?

Common starting ranges include:

  • Candles and wax melts: 6–10%
  • Soap: 1–5%
  • Lotion and leave-on products: 1–5%
  • Perfume: 10–30%

Is Rose Fragrance Oil IFRA compliant?

Yes. Rose Fragrance Oil has an IFRA Certificate of Conformity confirming that it meets the applicable IFRA Standards when used within the limits listed for the intended product category.

The certificate does not replace formulation testing or any safety assessment required for the finished product.

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