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Ten oils from our range that we would hand a maker who asked where to start. Each one is chosen for a specific job, and the card tells you the one technical detail that matters most before you pour.
90+Fragrance oils in the full range
10Picks on this page, across six scent families
15gTrial size on every pick, enough for one candle of about 185g at 8%
₹81Entry price, 15g Citrus Lemon
How we chose these. This is not a sales ranking and there are no sponsored placements. We picked oils that cover the main scent families, that work in soy, paraffin and blended waxes, and that have their technical details stated on the product page, so you know what you are buying before it arrives. Where a detail such as flashpoint or vanillin content is not stated for an oil, we say so rather than guess. The best oil for you is still the one that passes your own burn test, in your wax, with your wick and your jar.
The picks
Fragrance load is always a percentage of wax weight. Prices shown are for the 15g trial size; every oil here also comes in 50g, 100g, 500g and 1kg.
Best first oil 
Sandalwood Woody · creamy · warm Smooth and forgiving. It blends with almost everything else on this page, which makes it the easiest oil to build a range around. 203°C flashpoint, the highest in our range · 0% vanillin · soy up to 10%, paraffin up to 6% ₹9315g · ₹503 for 100g View oil
Most versatile 
Lavender Floral · herbal · fresh Fresh lavender over a soft musk base. Works in candles, wax melts, diffusers, room sprays and body products. Accelerates trace in cold-process soap · candles 6–10% · fine in melt-and-pour ₹10515g · ₹540 for 100g View oil
Best for white wax 
British Rose Floral · dewy · soft A fresh, green-edged rose rather than a heavy perfumed one. The safe choice for white, cream and pastel candles. 0% vanillin · 192°C flashpoint · soy up to 10%, paraffin up to 6% ₹9415g · ₹342 for 100g View oil
Best value 
Citrus Lemon Citrus · fresh · bright Lemon, lime, grapefruit and mandarin. The lowest-priced oil in the range, and the right one for kitchen and bathroom candles. Citrus fades faster: use the top of the 6–10% range and cure fully before testing ₹8115g · ₹300 for 100g View oil
Candles and soap 
Blue Ocean Aquatic · fresh · clean Sea salt and ozone over a soft floral heart and driftwood base. Listed for soaps and body products within IFRA rates. Phthalate-free · 0% vanillin · 143°C flashpoint, the lowest of these ten ₹9315g · ₹495 for 100g View oil
Best for a premium line 
Woody Oud Oriental · woody · bold Citrus and spice opening into oud, patchouli, amber and musk. Strong, so it does not need a heavy load. Soy 6–10%, paraffin 6–8% · cure the full 48–72 hours in soy ₹9315g · ₹453 for 100g View oil
Best Indian signature 
Gilli Mitti Earthy · petrichor · patchouli Rain on dry soil, patchouli and damp woods. The scent most Indian customers recognise without being told what it is. Soy, beeswax and paraffin, 6–10% · cold-process soap: test a small batch first ₹14015g · ₹896 for 100g View oil
Best gourmand 
Roasted Coffee Gourmand · coffee · chocolate Coffee beans, espresso and dark chocolate over vanilla and caramel. A strong cold throw straight out of the jar. Contains vanillin: may yellow white wax · flashpoint about 191–193°C ₹9315g · ₹390 for 100g View oil
Best blending base 
Dark Vanilla Gourmand · vanilla · amber Vanilla with caramel, dark amber and musk rather than a sugary single note. Lifts coffee, oud and sandalwood blends. Will yellow white wax over time: pour into ivory or amber-toned wax ₹13015g · ₹790 for 100g View oil
Best evening floral 
Raat Ki Rani Floral · night jasmine · musk Night-blooming jasmine over soft amber and musk, with a green, slightly ozonic opening. Strong; a little goes a long way. Candles 6–10%, wax melts 10–15% · flashpoint and vanillin not yet listed: ask us before white-wax or soap use ₹13015g View oil
How much oil do you actually need?
The question we are asked most, and the one that decides whether a first batch works.
The arithmetic
Multiply your wax weight by the fragrance load. A 200g soy candle at 8% needs 200 × 0.08 = 16g of fragrance oil. A 15g trial bottle is therefore roughly one candle of about 185g at 8%.
Start in the middle of the stated range, not at the top. More oil than the wax can hold can sweat out of the candle and does not reliably make it smell stronger. Our free candle calculators do the sums for a full batch.
Why it smells weak on day one
A freshly poured candle has not finished curing. Soy usually needs 48 to 72 hours, and paraffin 24 to 48 hours, before the throw settles. Citrus and other bright top notes benefit most from waiting.
If a fully cured candle still throws weakly, check the wick size and jar diameter before adding more fragrance. A wick that is too small will not build a wide enough melt pool to release the scent.
White wax, vanillin and soap
The three things that most often surprise a new maker after the oil has arrived.
Vanillin and colour
Oils containing vanillin, which is common in vanilla, caramel, coffee and amber scents, gradually turn white wax yellow or beige. It does not affect how the candle burns or smells.
Of the ten above, Dark Vanilla and Roasted Coffee contain vanillin. Sandalwood, British Rose and Blue Ocean are listed at 0%. For any other oil, check the product page or test a small pour and leave it for a few weeks.
Soap is a separate test
A good candle oil is not automatically a good cold-process soap oil. Lavender is known to accelerate trace, which means the batter thickens fast, so have your mould ready. Gilli Mitti should be tested in a small batch first.
If soap is not listed on an oil's product page, treat it as untested for soap and message us before making a full batch.
Handling and safety. Fragrance oils are concentrated. Wear gloves, work in a ventilated space, wipe up spills straight away and keep bottles sealed, upright and out of the reach of children and pets. Never heat fragrance oil on its own or over a direct flame; add it to melted wax at the temperature your wax recommends. Flashpoint is a handling and storage figure, not the temperature at which to add the oil. For skin products, use each oil only within the IFRA limits for that product category and check the product page or ask us for the relevant documentation. Burn-test every new combination of wax, wick, jar and fragrance before you sell it, and include the usual candle safety warnings on your labels. We make no therapeutic, medical or psychological claim for any fragrance oil - nothing here suggests a scent improves sleep, mood, focus or health. Fragrance load, cure times and throw vary with wax, wick, vessel and room, so no figure stated here is a guarantee. Prices, stock and sizes change, and the product page governs at the moment you buy.
Not sure which oil to start with?
Tell us your wax, your jar size, whether the candles are white or coloured, and whether you also make soap. We will suggest two oils and a starting fragrance load, with reasons.
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Prices and technical details taken from our product pages on 19 October 2026. All prices are inclusive of taxes.
