Fragrance Oil – Fir Wood for Jewelry with fragrance.

Fir Wood Fragrance Oil is a foresty blend that smells like a fresh-cut fir tree—evergreen needles, resinous pine sap, cool citrus, and cedarwood. Crisp, outdoorsy, and cozy-winter.

Why it’s good

• Instantly gives rooms a fresh, woodland vibe (great for winter/holiday lines)

• Deodorizes well and reads clean & natural without being sweet

• Pairs beautifully with spices, citrus, and warm woods; strong hot/cold throw in candles

How it’s used

Measure by weight and follow your supplier’s IFRA limits.

Home fragrance

• Candles: 6–10% of wax weight; cure ~1 week

• Wax melts: 8–12%

• Reed diffusers: 15–25% in a diffuser base (Augeo/DPG)

• Room/linen spray: 1–3% in alcohol or a properly solubilized water base

Bath & body (patch test first)

• Leave-on (lotions, body oils, perfume): ~0.3–1.5%

• Rinse-off (soap/body wash): ~1–3% of batch weight (≈3–5% of oils for CP soap)

• Melt & pour soap: 1–3% of base weight

Blends well with: orange/bergamot, lemon; cedar, sandalwood, vetiver; eucalyptus/rosemary/mint; cinnamon/clove (holiday), cranberry or apple; amber, smoke, musk.

Warnings & tips

• Do not apply undiluted or ingest; keep away from kids & pets.

• Conifer/pine-type notes can be skin sensitizers → respect your supplier’s IFRA maximums and patch test.

• In cold-process soap, tree/terpene notes can accelerate trace; test a small batch first.

• Some ultrasonic diffusers aren’t designed for fragrance oils—check your device manual.

• Store tightly closed in a cool, dark place.