Blackberry & Bay Fragrance Oil

A burst of ripe, tart blackberry juice mixed with the freshness of newly picked bay leaves and earthy brambly wood makes this scent reminiscent of blackberry picking.

Supplied in a HDPE recyclable bottle. Vegan and paraben free.

The percentage of fragrance oil you use to the remaining ingredients in your product is called the fragrance load.

Below is our recommendations on what load to use for various products:

🕯️Candles & Wax Melts

We recommend using between 8-10% fragrance oil with your chosen wax for a strong scent throw (all our waxes have a maximum oil load on their respective web page).

🧂Simmering Granules

We recommend using 2% fragrance oil with your simmering granules for a strong scent throw. We offer a starter kit with full instructions on how to make simmering granules.

🛀 Cosmetics

Our oils are suitable for use in bath bombs, whipped soap, hot & cold press soap and more. They are also designed to be used in Cosmetic Product Safety Reports (CPSR). Please check the IFRA document that can be found on the respective fragrance oil page for the allowable percentage in your product.

Note:

IFRA Category 9 covers: bath bombs, shower gels, soaps, bubble bath, shampoo, conditioner, bath oils & more.

🍶 Home Fragrance

Our oils are suitable for use in reed diffusers, carpet fresheners, hoover discs, room sprays and more. For reed diffusers, we recommend using 25% fragrance oil with your chosen base. Please check the IFRA document that can be found on the respective fragrance oil page for the allowable percentage in your chosen product.

Note:

IFRA Category 10A covers: reed diffusers, pot-pourri, air freshener liquid refills & more.

IFRA Category 10B covers: room sprays, air fresheners & more.

Free CLP labels are available with every oil (excluding bundles). Additional labels are also available to purchase in our store. CLP templates and safety documents can be downloaded above.

Our oils are manufactured in the UK and selected for best strength. We take pride on never substituting ingredients for cheaper alternatives, ensuring you receive the strongest scent possible.