Finished products, with the formula published
Eight small-batch products built from the blends already published on this site. Every product page states exactly what is in it — which fragrance oils, at what percentage, at what load, in which IFRA category — and links to the recipe that makes it.
Here is precisely how to make this yourself. Or buy it finished.
Nothing here is for sale yet
There is no checkout, no price, and no stock. These are waitlist pages: tell us which scent you want and we make that one first. The photographs show what each product will look like — they are rendered, not photographs of stock in a warehouse.
We will never sell fragrance oil
Everything here is a finished good — a candle, a bar of soap, a bottle of lotion. Selling the oils themselves would put us in competition with the suppliers we ask you to trust, and the directory is worth more than the margin. A candle competes with nobody we list.
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Clean Cotton
The just-washed-laundry smell, in a jar.
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Rose & Oud
Lush rose over deep, resinous oud.
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Floral Garden
A garden bouquet that survives saponification.
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Vanilla Musk
The cozy-skin pairing, kept soft.
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Summer Aquatic
Sea air, melon, and citrus — cool on a hot day.
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Woody Masculine
Sandalwood, cedar, and vetiver, without a flame.
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Amber & Sandalwood
Warm resin and creamy wood, running all day.
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Gourmand Bakery
Vanilla, caramel, and warm spice out of the oven.
Why publish the formula?
Most of this industry treats a blend as a trade secret. We publish ours because the people who would rather blend it themselves were never going to buy the finished bottle anyway — and the recipe is already on this site, ranking, for free.
What publishing it does buy is the only thing that matters at this size: you can check our work. You can read the percentages, look up each oil's IFRA category in our own usage-rate table, and see that the load is inside the range we tell everyone else to use. A brand that hides its formula is asking you to take dosing on faith.
It is the same instinct behind our open dataset, which publishes the suppliers we rejected and the reasons why.