French vanilla fragrance oil

French vanilla fragrance oil

Our French Vanilla Fragrance Oil is specially formulated to evoke the familiar scent of vanilla, but not all vanilla flavors are created equal. Vanilla bean varieties are often named for where they are grown, in countries like Tahiti, Madagascar, and Mexico. Unlike French vanilla, which doesn't simply refer to a type of vanilla, but to the classic French way of making egg-based ice cream. The oil initially exudes a strong and distinctive scent of ylang ylang, violet leaves and irises . This aroma is most pronounced as your candle begins to burn, filling your room with a scent that is then enhanced with light undertones of French vanilla, apricot, tonka, and honey. A delightful aftertaste of sandalwood, jasmine and white musk is incorporated into this distinctive scent.

Fragrance notes:

• Top Notes - Ylang Ylang, Violet Leaves, Irises
• Heart Notes - French Vanilla, Apricot, Tonka, Honey
• Base Notes - Sandalwood, Jasmine, White Musk

More information about vanilla scented oil:

• Enriched with natural essential oils
  
• 100% concentrated and compatible with all our waxes
• Flash point: 93.3°C
  
• Contains no palm oil
• Vegan, cruelty free & phthalate free
• Suitable for all types of wax such as rapeseed, soya or, for example, paraffin

Recommended usage amounts:

To ensure maximum skin safety, check with the International Fragrance Association (IFRA). Always check the IFRA to ensure a fragrance is skin safe at your planned dosage.

Safety Data Sheets:

You can download a selection of Material Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for various products such as oil, candles and diffusers, as well as labels below.

If you cannot find the specific SDS you need (e.g. for a different fragrance concentration), please do not hesitate to contact us. It is possible that we can create it for you.

SDS, IFRA, Allergen, CLP.pdf

Tips:

• We advise all customers to test our fragrances before ordering or pouring in bulk.
• It's a good idea to start with 5-8% fragrance oil
• Up to 10% for less strong scents should give you more than enough scent throw.
• It's always best to experiment with any fragrance and wax combination, starting low and building up.
• In general, you should never add more than 12% fragrance as the candle will literally start to sweat or leach out the fragrance.