Determining Fragrance Oil Amounts Video

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Posted By: Suzette   |   December 08, 2024

"Can you add directly to a home diffuser, if the diffuser accepts essential oils? "

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Staff Answer You would need to check with diffusers guidelines, but otherwise, yes you can

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 06, 2025

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Posted By: Lorrie   |   February 25, 2024

"Will I receive a emailed receipt "

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Staff Answer You should receive an email confirmation of your order. And then a packing slip of your order.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: December 18, 2024

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Posted By: Jessica   |   October 02, 2021

"Why can't I find candles as a drop down in the fragrance calculator. Also, I don't see a category 12 on the IFRA. How do I know how much fragrance to use in candles then?"

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Staff Answer We do not offer that information on our calculator for candle making at this time. You will have to request IFRA levels through customer service.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 07, 2021

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Posted By: Chamekia   |   September 01, 2020

"If you are not using a pre made base but one of your own using mostly butters and oils. Would you then go off of the max for the container and recommendations of IFRA?"

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Staff Answer It depends on what type of product you are making, but we recommend 3-6% fragrance max, as long as IFRA levels are safe at this amount.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 16, 2020

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Posted By: Pretty Bird   |   September 30, 2019

"I know this is an old question, but, I believe what the customer was referring to is the fact that the bottle in the video was an 8 oz bottle. They wanted to know should they double the 4% to 8% if they use a 16 oz bottle instead of an 8 oz bottle? 4%=8 oz bottle, so does 8%=16 oz bottle?"

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Staff Answer The amount of lotion you make does not make a difference. The base, or lotion, has a maximum fragrance load of 4%. This does not matter if it is a 4 oz. bottle or a gallon of lotion. The amount is still 4%. Here is a link to our Percentage Conversion Chart which might be helpful. It will help you know how much 4% is for different amounts of lotion: https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/PDFS/ConversionChart.pdf

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 30, 2019

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Posted By: Marylee   |   March 05, 2018

"OK, I hope this is not a stupid question, new to this. The video told me that 4% fragrance was safe for the lotion and bottle, so if I have a 16 oz base, I'm looking at an 8% safe zone? I hope you understand what I'm asking, thanks."

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Staff Answer We do not quite understand your question. We recommend up to 4% fragrance oil. Adding 4% to 16 oz. of base would be approx. 0.50 oz. You can certainly use less than this, especially if you are using a very strong fragrance.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 09, 2018

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