Fragrance Notes

Peach blossoms, blood orange and cardamom intertwine with the warmth of cardamom, and a light mist of heavenly mustard greens. Honeyed and bitter, falling into a velvety oriental temptation.

Fragrance Family: Oriental Gourmand

Top: Peach, Blood Orange, Cardamom, Heliotrope

Middle:
Rum, Cognac, Davana, Jasmine

Base:
Patchouli, Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Sandalwood, Benzoin, Cashmeran, Styrax, Labdanum, Vetiver

Details

Soy Performance: Excellent

Flash Point: >204°F (>96°C)

Vanillin Content: 1% - 8%

Phthalate Free: ✔

Prop 65 Warning Required: no

Recommended Applications

🕯️Candle Safe: usage: 6% - 10%

🧼Soap Safe: usage: 1% - 5%

🧴Lotions / Leave-on Safe: usage: 1% - 10%

🌸Perfume / Fine fragrance Safe: usage: 1% - 30%

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.

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FAQs

What does Bitter Peach Fragrance Oil smell like?

It begins with ripe peach and blood orange, with cardamom adding a warm, lightly spiced edge. Rum, cognac, davana, and jasmine deepen the middle, while vanilla, tonka bean, sandalwood, patchouli, and resins create a smooth woody finish.

It is sweeter and warmer than a fresh, single-note peach fragrance.

Is Bitter Peach Fragrance Oil suitable for candle making?

Yes. It can be used in candles and wax melts when it is compatible with your wax and used within the appropriate guidelines.

Check your wax supplier’s recommended fragrance load as well as the product-specific IFRA documentation. Test the wick, burn performance, and hot and cold scent throw before producing a larger batch.

What fragrance family does Bitter Peach belong to?

Bitter Peach falls within the amber gourmand family, traditionally also called Oriental Gourmand. It combines fruit and edible-inspired sweetness with spice, florals, woods, and resins.

Can Bitter Peach Fragrance Oil be used to make perfume?

It can be used in perfume formulations if the product’s documentation permits that application. Dilute it in a suitable perfumer’s base and stay within the limit listed for the relevant IFRA category.

Never apply undiluted fragrance oil directly to skin.

What scents pair well with Bitter Peach?

Bitter Peach works especially well with:

  • Vanilla or tonka bean for a softer gourmand blend
  • Bergamot or blood orange for a brighter opening
  • Jasmine or rose for a more floral character
  • Sandalwood, cedarwood, or amber-style notes for added depth
  • Cardamom or cinnamon-style accords for extra warmth
Can I use Bitter Peach Fragrance Oil in handmade soap?

Yes, provided it is suitable for your soap formula and used within the applicable limit.

Make a small test batch first. Fragrance oils can affect trace, color, texture, and scent retention differently depending on the formula.

How much Bitter Peach Fragrance Oil should I use?

The amount depends on the type of product you are making. Common starting ranges include:

  • Candles and wax melts: 6–10%
  • Soap: 1–5%
  • Lotion and leave-on products: 1–10%
  • Perfume: 10–30%
Is Bitter Peach Fragrance Oil suitable for beginners?

Yes. The fragrance can be used in beginner-friendly projects such as wax melts and candles, but careful measuring and testing are still important.

Start with a small batch, follow the instructions for your chosen base, and check the current safety and usage documentation before beginning.

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