Wholesale Fragrance Oil - Rosemary Pepper

Fragrance Oil - Rosemary Pepper: A Refreshing Garden Blend Experience the invigorating charm of the "Fragrance Oil - Rosemary Pepper," where citrus and mint uplift your senses with their refreshing zest. This unique blend is perfectly balanced with the herbal essence of rosemary, creating a soothing yet vibrant aroma. Lush green notes and warm patchouli add depth, while rich woods provide a grounding, vegetal sensation that feels both natural and luxurious. Whether you're creating candles, diffusers, or soaps, this fragrance oil is perfect for adding a sophisticated, garden-inspired touch to your creations. Elevate your home or DIY projects with this harmonious blend that captures the essence of nature. SKU: 127438372403 OLFACTIVE NOTES * T - Citrus, Mint, Rosemary * M - Lush Greens * B - Patchouli, Woody APPLICATION * Candle Safe - Yes* 3% - 10% * Soap Safe - Yes* Soaped at room temperature with 4% fragrance * Vanillin Free - Yes * Flashpoint - ~ 192F * Phthalate Free - No (DEP 74.5%) * Skin Safe: Yes * Gel Compatible: Yes DECLARATION * Paraben Free - Yes * Phthalate Free - No * Cruelty Free (not tested on animals) * Vegan - Yes * Nitro Musk Free - Yes Common Uses For Fragrance Oils Includes: * Diffusers * Cold Process Soap & Melt & Pour * Glycerin Soap * Candle * Bath Bombs * Bath Products * Skin Care Products * Hair Care Products * Home Cleaning Products * Incense * Potpourri Our oil has been tested for the following applications: Diffuser, Candle Making, Soap, and Personal Care Applications such as Lotion, Shampoo and Liquid Soap. NIB Oil Recommended Use provides specific guidelines for the maximum suggested use of the oil in various finished products. For vegetable waxes and paraffin wax the maximum usage is 10%, while for potpourri and incense it is 50%. In bath oils, soaps, bath gels, lotions, perfumes and cleaning products, the maximum usage is 5%. It is important to note that all fragrance oils are for external use only and should not be ingested under any circumstances. Additionally, these guidelines are based on lab-te