Vanilla Fragrance Oil
10ml
£3.99
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Vanilla Fragrance Oil
£3.99
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Bottled in the UK
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Description
A truly timeless scent. Transport yourself back to the days when vanilla was the spice of kings and queens.
Luxurious vanilla sings out over gentle notes of exotic flowers in our Vanilla Fragrance Oil.
Precautions & Details
- 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.
- Bottled in the UK.
- Supplied in quality Amber Glass Bottle, Tamper Evident Lid & Dropper.
- Expiry Date & Batch Codes on labels.
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How to use
Vanilla Fragrance Oil
Vanilla fragrance oil is a versatile essential, used in creating comforting scents for home diffusers, oil burners, and potpourri.
It's also widely used in DIY personal care items like soaps, lotions, and candles, enhancing them with its warm, rich aroma.
How to use vanilla fragrance oil
Vanilla fragrance oil is versatile and easy to use. For a warm, comforting scent in your home, add a few drops to a diffuser or oil burner. You can also use it in homemade candles, soaps, or lotions - ensure it's properly diluted according to the recipe.
If using as a perfume, dilute with a carrier oil before applying directly to skin, and do a patch test first to check for skin sensitivity.
Using vanilla oil in a diffuser
Utilising vanilla fragrance oil in a diffuser is an excellent way to create a warm and comforting ambiance in your space.
To begin, fill your diffuser with water up to the indicated mark. Next, add a few drops of vanilla oil. For most diffusers and average-sized rooms, about 3-5 drops are usually sufficient. However, you can adjust this based on your preference and the size of your room.
Once you've added the oil, turn on your diffuser and enjoy the inviting vanilla aroma.
Be sure to clean your diffuser regularly to prevent oil residue buildup and maintain the device's effectiveness.
Always adhere to the specific usage instructions provided with your diffuser to ensure optimal performance and safety.
Soap making
How to make soap with vanilla fragrance oil
Adding vanilla fragrance oil to soap is incredibly simple!
To make soap with vanilla fragrance oil, begin by preparing your soap base according to the package instructions. Usually, this involves melting the base in a double boiler or microwave. Once melted, stir in the vanilla fragrance oil. The amount can vary, but typically, 1-3% of your soap's weight in oil is suggested. Mix thoroughly to ensure even distribution of scent.
Pour the mixture into your soap mould, allowing it to cool and harden completely.
Candle making
How to make candles with vanilla fragrance oil
To make candles with vanilla fragrance oil, begin by gently melting your candle wax in a double boiler. Once fully melted, remove from heat and let it cool a bit.
Next, add the vanilla fragrance oil - roughly 30 ml per kilogram of wax is a good starting point. Ensure the oil is well mixed for an even scent distribution.
Pour the scented wax into your pre-wicked candle containers and allow it to set and harden completely. Always follow safety instructions when handling hot wax and fragrance oils.
Dosage levels
| Candles | 8-10% |
|---|---|
| Reed Diffusers | Up to 2.66% (Diluted) |
| Cream Bases | Up to 1% |
| Lotion Bases | Up to 1% |
| Soap | Up to 1% |
| Shampoo Bases | Up to 1% |
| Shower Gel Bases | Up to 1% |
| Oil Burners | 7-10 Drops |
| Pot Pourri | 7-10 Drops |
| Bath Salts | Up to 1% |
| Bath Bombs | Up to 1% |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is vanilla oil used for?
Vanilla fragrance oil is used for various applications. It's a popular ingredient in homemade personal care items like soaps, lotions, and candles, imparting a comforting, warm scent.
It can also enhance your living spaces with a rich aroma when utilised in diffusers, oil burners, or potpourri.
Is vanilla oil and vanilla extract the same thing?
Vanilla extract is made by soaking vanilla beans in alcohol to draw out the flavour and is commonly used in cooking and baking.
On the other hand, vanilla oil or vanilla fragrance oil is used primarily in soaps, candles, and other aromatic products for its warm and comforting scent and It's not meant for ingestion.
Can vanilla oil be used as perfume?
Vanilla fragrance oil can make a great perfume, but it should be properly diluted with a carrier oil before applying it to the skin. Always patch test first. It's recommended to conduct a patch test first to check for any skin reactions.
However, because it's typically stronger and longer-lasting than regular perfumes, it’s best to start with a small amount and adjust according to your preference.
