Fragrance Oil – Tea tree for Jewelry with fragrance.

Tea Tree Fragrance Oil is a perfumery blend that smells fresh, herbal, and camphoraceous—clean tea-tree/eucalyptus vibes with hints of pine and cool mint. Spa-clean and clarifying.

Why it’s good

• Cuts odors and gives spaces a crisp, hygienic feel

• More stable & consistent than natural tea tree EO in candles/soaps

• Great as a “refreshing” note in blends

How it’s used

Measure by weight and follow your supplier’s IFRA limits. Start low—camphor notes are strong.

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): ~0.5–1.5%

• Rinse-off (soap/body wash): ~2–4% of batch weight (≈3–5% of oils for CP soap)

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

Blends well with: eucalyptus, peppermint, spearmint; lemon, lemongrass, bergamot; rosemary, lavender; cedar, pine, vetiver.

Warnings & tips

• Do not apply undiluted or ingest. This is a fragrance oil (no therapeutic claims).

• Check your supplier’s IFRA maximums before skin use; always patch test.

• Keep away from pets and children (tea-tree-type aromas can be irritating; essential oils are toxic to pets and fragrance oils can also be harmful if ingested).

• Some ultrasonic diffusers aren’t designed for fragrance oils—confirm your device allows them.

• In cold-process soap, herbal/camphor notes can accelerate trace—test a small batch.

• Store tightly closed in a cool, dark place.