Fragrance Oils

What are Fragrances 

Fragrances are complex aromatic compositions formulated from natural essential oils, isolates, and aroma chemicals. They play a critical role in defining the identity of products, from body care to air fresheners and candles. HBNO® offers wholesale fragrance oils for candles produced under strict quality control to ensure batch-to-batch uniformity and compatibility with oils, waxes, alcohol, and surfactant systems.

Types of Fragrances 

Fragrances are organized into aromatic families, each offering distinct olfactory characteristics and formulation uses. 

Floral Fragrances 

Characterized by soft, elegant, and natural floral tones suitable for body care and fine fragrance lines. 

Examples: Rose Fragrance, Jasmine Fragrance, Gardenia Fragrance, Lily Fragrance

Citrus & Fresh Fragrances 

Deliver clean and refreshing top notes with bulk fragrance oils for soap, ideal for cleaning products and air-care applications.

Examples: Lemon Fragrance, Grapefruit Fragrance, Bergamot Fragrance, Orange Blossom 

Woody & Earthy Fragrances 

Offer depth and freshness for candles, men’s grooming, and home fragrance formulations. 

Examples: Sandalwood Fragrance, Cedarwood Fragrance, Vetiver, Oakmoss 

Spice & Oriental Fragrances 

Provide warmth and complexity, widely used in perfumes, incense, and seasonal products. 

Examples: Cinnamon Fragrance, Clove, Amber Fragrance, Patchouli 

Gourmand & Sweet Fragrances 

Create indulgent aromatic profiles reminiscent of edible or dessert-like notes. 

Examples: Vanilla, Tonka Bean Fragrance, Caramel, Chocolate Fragrance

Herbal & Green Fragrances 

Offer crisp, natural, and refreshing tones commonly used in wellness and aromatherapy products. 

Examples: Mint, Basil Fragrance, Lemongrass, Eucalyptus 

Features and Uses of Fragrances 

Key Features 

• Consistent Aromatic Performance
  Designed for reliable scent delivery across various bases and systems. 
• High Stability
  Formulated to maintain fragrance integrity under heat, light, and pH variation. 
• Versatile Formulation Use
  Suitable for oil, alcohol, wax, and surfactant applications. 
• Scalable Supply
  Available in commercial volumes for private-label and industrial production. 
• Quality and Compliance
  Each fragrance blend adheres to international IFRA and safety standards. 

Common Uses

• Personal Care & Cosmetics
  Used in lotions, creams, soaps, and hair-care formulations. 
• Home Fragrance Products
  Incorporated into candles, diffusers, and sprays. 
• Cleaning & Laundry
  Improves scent appeal in detergents and surface cleaners. 
• Aromatherapy & Spa
  Adds aromatic richness to oils, bath blends, and mists. 
• Industrial & Air Care
  Used in deodorizers, wax melts, and ambient scenting systems. 

How to Store Fragrances Properly 

Use Sealed, Opaque Containers 

Store in airtight aluminum or dark glass bottles to prevent oxidation and light exposure. 

Maintain Controlled Temperatures 

Ideal range: 10–25°C (50–77°F). Avoid high heat or direct sunlight to preserve aromatic balance. 

Label and Track Each Batch 

Include product name, batch number, and production date to ensure traceability and quality consistency. 

Minimize Air Exposure 

Keep caps securely closed when not in use to prevent evaporation or composition change.