Determining Fragrance Oil Amounts Video

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Determining Fragrance Oil Amounts Video
Author: WSP Videos Thursday, January 29, 2015	Print This Article

Simple Secrets: Determining Fragrance Oil Amounts

Ever wonder how much fragrance oil you should add? This video demonstrates how to figure out how much to use! When determining how much fragrance to use, the product base, fragrance oil and packaging all need to be taken into account. Different bases, fragrances and packaging have different usage rates making it important to think about each one in each recipe you make. Improper calculations may result in unsafe products; technical problems such as glycerin dew on soap, runny lotion, thin shower gel, bitterness in lip products; and/or malfunctions with packaging such as warping. If math isn't your strong suit, you may enjoy this helpful percentage conversion chart: https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/PDFS/ConversionChart.pdf


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	"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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Posted By: Jessica | October 02, 2021

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	"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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Posted By: Chamekia | September 01, 2020

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	"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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Posted By: Pretty Bird | September 30, 2019

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	"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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Posted By: Marylee | March 05, 2018

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