Daisy Inspired Fragrance Oil | Daisy Flower

Our Daisy fragrance oil captures the essence of a beloved designer perfume, offering an affordable dupe that's perfect for DIY beauty enthusiasts and fragrance lovers alike.

This gentle, uplifting aroma transports you to a sun-drenched meadow, evoking the fresh, carefree spirit of daisies in full bloom.

With its elegant composition, this fragrance oil opens with sparkling notes of strawberry, violet leaf, and grapefruit, creating an invigorating first impression.

The heart unfolds into a bouquet of gardenia and jasmine, reminiscent of a walk through a blooming garden. Finally, it settles on a base of soft musk and woods, providing a clean and inviting scent that's not overpowering.

Ideal for daily use, our Daisy fragrance oil brings a touch of nature's beauty into your routine without overwhelming your senses.

As a premium fragrance oil dupe, it's versatile enough to be used in creating designer-inspired candles, soaps, lotions, and more at a fraction of the cost. 

Whether you're crafting your own products or simply seeking a fresh, floral aroma for your space, our Daisy fragrance oil offers the perfect balance of sophistication and accessibility.

Top Notes: Strawberry, Violet Leaf, Grapefruit

Middle Notes: Gardenia, Violet, Jasmine

Base Notes: White Woods, Musk

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Precautions

• FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY
• Do not apply undiluted to skin.
• Avoid use during pregnancy.
• Keep away from children.
• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Please perform a patch test before use.
• Keep away from eyes.

Product Details

• Bottled in the UK.
• Ethically Sourced and not tested on animals. Cruelty free and vegan friendly.
• Supplied in quality Amber Glass Bottle, Tamper Evident Lid & Dropper.
• Expiry Date & Batch Codes on labels.

Our Daisy Fragrance Oil is crafted to evoke the essence of a beloved designer perfume, offering a similar olfactory experience at an accessible price point. While not affiliated with the original brand, this fragrance oil captures the light, fresh floral character that has made the designer scent a modern classic.

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Please be aware that products mentioned throughout our site are a mere guide and in no circumstance should be mistaken for the actual high street, designer or Niche brand. Names and copyrights, used or unused, are properties of their respective manufacturers and/or designers. These are simply inspirations, and are not ‘identical’ to any other fragrance or original. Nikura oils are not to be confused with originals and we have no affiliation with the manufacturers of these unnamed designer brands. All ‘Trademarks’, used or unused, are property of their respective owners. We are not endorsed by, directly affiliated with, maintained, authorised, or sponsored by any trademark holder referenced or unreferenced herein. The use of any product name is for identification and reference purposes only, and does not imply any association with the trademark holder.

Daisy Fragrance Oil Safety Data Sheet

Daisy Fragrance Oil IFRA Certificate

Daisy Fragrance Oil Allergen Declaration

IFRA Certified and Safety Assured

Our Daisy Fragrance Oil is formulated in compliance with IFRA (International Fragrance Association) standards, ensuring it meets global safety requirements for various applications. Each batch is rigorously tested to maintain consistent quality and safety.

Caution: While safe for cosmetic use when properly diluted, this fragrance oil should never be applied directly to the skin. Always refer to IFRA guidelines for maximum usage rates in different product types.

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How to Use Daisy Fragrance Oil

Daisy fragrance oil is wonderfully adaptable.

Here are a few easy ways to enjoy our fragrance oils:

• In a Diffuser: Daisy fragrance oil is an excellent selection for infusing your living space with a light, refreshing scent. Perfect for aromatherapy, its crisp and floral scent profile can uplift your spirits. Simply add a few drops to your diffuser and let the vibrant fragrance fill your surroundings.
• In a Bath: Enhance your bath time by adding Daisy fragrance oil to the water. This fragrance oil can transform an ordinary bath into an extraordinary, spa-like experience. Add a few drops directly to your bathwater for a fragrant soak, with a delicate floral scent throughout your bath ritual.
• Topically: Apply it topically by mixing the oil with a carrier oil like coconut, almond, or jojoba oil to craft a unique fragrance oil blend. Applying this mixture to your pulse points allows the natural heat of your body to softly diffuse the scent.

Usage Recommendations and Percentages:

Recommended Usage Rates:

• Candles: 6-10% fragrance load for optimal scent throw
• Wax Melts: 6-10% (same as candles, unless specified otherwise)
• Cold Process Soap: 1-3% of total product weight
• Melt and Pour Soap: 1-3% of soap base weight
• Lotions and Creams: 1-3% of total product weight
• Reed Diffusers: 7.81% (as per the March 2023 IFRA guidelines)

Please note: These percentages are general guidelines. Always refer to the specific IFRA recommendations for each fragrance oil and perform small batch tests to determine your ideal fragrance concentration. The optimal amount can vary depending on the desired scent strength and the specific properties of each fragrance oil.

How to Make Soap with Daisy Fragrance Oil

Making soap with Daisy fragrance oil is a simple process.

Here's how to craft your own soap bars infused with the light and refreshing scent of Daisy:

1. Prepare Your Soap Base: Start by getting your soap base ready according to the instructions provided on the package. This involves melting the base until it becomes liquid, which you can achieve with a double boiler or microwave. Ensure the base is entirely smooth and in liquid form before moving on.
2. Add the Fragrance Oils: After your soap base is melted, it's time to add the Daisy fragrance oil. To achieve a lasting and noticeable scent, use about 1-3% of the total weight of your soap as fragrance oil.
3. Mix Well: It's important to mix the fragrance oil thoroughly into the soap base. This ensures that the Daisy fragrance is evenly distributed throughout the soap. Stir the mixture well to avoid any scent concentrations and to make sure every bar of soap smells consistently great.
4. Pour into Moulds: Now, pour the fragranced soap mixture into your chosen moulds. Do this gently to prevent creating air bubbles and to achieve a smooth surface on each bar of soap.
5. Cool and Harden: Allow the soap to cool and harden completely, which might take a few hours to overnight, depending on the thickness and size of the soap. Make sure the soap is fully set before you try to remove it from the moulds.

Important Things to Consider

• Fragrance Strength: If you find the scent too weak after the soap has cured, consider increasing the fragrance load slightly in your next batch, but stay within the recommended 1-3% range to avoid any adverse reactions.
• Trace Acceleration: Some fragrance oils can cause the soap to reach trace more quickly. If you notice this happening, work quickly to pour the soap into moulds. If it thickens too much, you may not be able to pour it.
• Temperature Sensitivity: Avoid adding fragrance oil when the soap base is too hot, as this can alter the scent. Aim for a temperature around 140°F (60°C) when mixing in the fragrance.
• Testing for Skin Sensitivity: Always perform a patch test with your finished soap to ensure it is suitable for your skin type, especially if you are selling or gifting it.
• Storage: Store your finished soap in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the fragrance and prevent any discoloration.
• Dried Flowers or Additives: If adding dried flowers or other decorative elements, ensure they are suitable for soap making and won't affect the soap's performance or shelf life.
• Saponification Process: Remember that the saponification process can impact the final scent. If you notice a change in fragrance after curing, consider adjusting the amount of fragrance oil or testing with a different soap base.
• Documentation: Keep notes on your process, including the amount of fragrance used and any adjustments made. This will help you replicate successful batches in the future.

How to Make Candles with Daisy Fragrance Oil

Making candles with Daisy fragrance oil is a fun DIY activity.

Follow this guide to craft your own candles that bloom with the fresh scent of Daisy:

1. Melting the Wax: Begin by carefully melting your candle wax in a double boiler until it achieves a liquid state. It's important to melt the wax gently to prevent any overheating, ensuring a smooth and even melt.
2. Adding the Fragrance Oil: Once the wax is melted and has slightly cooled, it's time to add the Daisy fragrance oil. For a fragrance that's both rich and lasting, the recommended amount is approximately 30 ml of fragrance oil per kilogram of wax. Stir the mixture thoroughly to ensure the fragrance is well integrated throughout.
3. Pouring and Setting: With the fragrance oil fully blended, carefully pour the wax into containers equipped with wicks. Approach this step with care to avoid spills and achieve an even distribution of wax. Allow the candles to cool and set completely, a process that might take a few hours depending on the size of the candles.

Remember, safety first! Always use heat-resistant containers, work in an area that's well-ventilated, and avoid direct contact with hot wax.

Additional Tips and Troubleshooting

• Temperature Control: For optimal fragrance binding, add the Daisy fragrance oil when the wax temperature is between 180-185°F (82-85°C). This helps prevent the fragrance from evaporating or separating from the wax.
• Wick Selection: Choose the appropriate wick size for your container and wax type. If the wick is too small, it may cause tunnelling; if too large, it could produce excessive smoke.
• Fragrance Load: While we recommend 30 ml per kg, you may need to adjust based on the strength of scent you desire. Always stay within the safe usage rates provided by the fragrance oil manufacturer.
• Cooling Process: For a smooth candle top, try to cool your candles in a draft-free area at room temperature. Rapid cooling can cause the surface to crack or sink.
• Curing Time: Allow your Daisy-scented candles to cure for at least 24-48 hours before burning. This helps the fragrance to fully bind with the wax, ensuring a better scent throw.
• Testing: Always perform a test burn with your Daisy fragrance oil candles. This helps you assess the scent throw, burning quality, and any adjustments needed in your recipe.
• Frosting or Discoloration: If you notice a white, crystalline appearance on your candles (known as frosting), this is normal for some wax types, especially soy. It doesn't affect the candle's performance.
• Scent Fading: If the Daisy scent seems to fade over time, ensure you're storing your candles in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

By following these tips and being aware of potential issues, you'll be well-equipped to create beautiful, fragrant Daisy candles that fill your space with a fresh, floral aroma.