Fragrance Oil – Freesia for Jewelry with fragrance.

Freesia Fragrance Oil is a perfumery blend that smells like fresh, dewy white freesia—clean, airy floral with light green/citrus top notes and a soft musk/woody base. It’s used to scent home-fragrance and bath/beauty creations.

Why use it

• Brings a bright, springlike floral aroma to spaces and products

• More consistent and longer-lasting than many botanicals

• Usually more stable in soaps/candles than natural essential oils

How it’s used

Measure by weight, not drops. Start low, then adjust. Typical craft ranges:

Home fragrance

• Candles: 6–10% fragrance oil by weight of wax.

• Wax melts: 8–12%.

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

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

Bath & body (skin must be the priority—patch test and check your supplier’s IFRA sheet)

• Leave-on (lotions, body oils, perfumes): ~0.5–2%.

• Rinse-off (soap, shower gel): ~2–4% of the total batch or ~3–5% of oils in cold-process soap.

Other ideas

• Add a few drops to potpourri or unscented sachets.

• Mix into unscented laundry scent boosters (e.g., with baking soda) for drawers/closets.

Safety & tips

• Do not apply undiluted to skin or ingest.

• Some diffusers don’t recommend fragrance oils—check the device manual; oils can leave residue.

• Keep away from pets and children; store tightly closed, cool, and dark.

• For anything sold or used on skin, confirm IFRA max levels from your specific supplier.