Candles and Wax Products
Candle and wax-product businesses can request samples according to their preferred fragrance direction and planned product range. Selected samples should be evaluated in the wax and production system that will be used for the finished product. Fragrance character, appearance and performance may change once an oil is added to a wax base. Carry out your own product testing before confirming a commercial quantity. A fragrance that smells appealing from the bottle may produce a different result in the finished candle.
Soap, Bath and Personal-Care Products
When enquiring about fragrance oils for soap, bath or personal-care products, identify the exact finished product. A bar soap, liquid soap, body wash, lotion and cream may each require different considerations. Do not assume that every fragrance oil is suitable for skin-contact or cosmetic products. Ask which product information is available for the selected fragrance and intended use. The business developing or placing the finished product on the market remains responsible for confirming its safety, suitability and compliance with the applicable requirements.
Diffusers, Room Sprays and Air-Care Products
Home-fragrance and air-care businesses can discuss oils for reed diffusers, room sprays, air fresheners and related products. Include the intended product format and base in your enquiry. Depending on the application, you may need to evaluate compatibility, appearance and fragrance behaviour within your own product system. Samples should be reviewed in the actual base or format you intend to use rather than judged only from the bottle. For oil perfumes, attars, roll-ons and personal-fragrance collections, visit our wholesale perfume oils service.
A useful first sample selection should include noticeably different fragrance directions. Choosing several oils with very similar profiles can make comparison harder and add unnecessary complexity to an initial collection.
Current fragrance availability should be confirmed when submitting your request.

