Vetiver Fragrance Oil | Candle Fragrances

Fragrance Profile:
Vetiver fragrance oil is a deeply earthy, smoky, and woody scent with subtle green and slightly sweet undertones. Known for its grounding and calming qualities, this single-note fragrance captures the essence of freshly harvested vetiver roots. Its complex yet natural aroma makes it ideal for creating sophisticated and nature-inspired candles.

Who Should Choose This Fragrance:

• Candle makers looking for a rich, earthy fragrance for rustic, wellness, or masculine collections.
• Perfect for grounding or meditation-themed candles.
• Ideal for customers who enjoy warm, earthy, and slightly smoky scents.

Key Notes:

• Fragrance Type: Single note
• Main Aroma: Earthy, woody, and smoky with hints of green and sweetness
• Fragrance Strength: Moderate to strong, providing a subtle yet noticeable throw

Technical Details:

• Flashpoint: 206°C
• Vanillin Content: 0% (No risk of discoloration)
• Wax Compatibility: Suitable for soy, paraffin, coconut, and blended waxes
• Recommended Fragrance Load:
  • Up to 10% for soy wax
  • Up to 6% for paraffin wax
• Cure Time:
  • 48–72 hours for soy wax
  • 24–48 hours for paraffin wax
• Wick Recommendations: Cotton or wooden wicks for a steady and even burn. Wick testing is recommended based on your container size and wax type.

Suggested Candle Styles:

• Perfect for container candles, pillar candles, and wax melts.
• Complements natural designs such as amber jars, earthy-toned labels, or minimalistic packaging.

Why Choose Vetiver Fragrance Oil?

Vetiver is a complex and sophisticated scent that adds depth and warmth to any candle collection. Its grounding and meditative qualities make it a favorite for wellness and relaxation themes. Whether used alone or as a blending note, Vetiver fragrance oil is an excellent choice for creating unique, nature-inspired candles.

Candle Maker’s Tip: Blend Vetiver with complementary fragrances like sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli, or bergamot to create complex and luxurious scent profiles.