How to Calculate Fragrance Scent Load – NI Candle Supplies LTD
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Last updated 17 Jul 2024
You’re all ready to go, keen to make a new batch of candles. You’ve worked out you need 300g of candle wax to fill your base and you know your wax can take a scent load of 10%. So you take 10% from 300g which is 30g, therefore you need 30g of fragrance oil and 270g of wax. Easy peasy… Hold up! Before we go any further,
It's important to get Scent Load for your candles. It allows them to perform at their best and it also allows you to sell your candles legally by meeting CLP regulations. Here's our guide on how you can make sure your Scent Load is correct.
It's important to get Scent Load for your candles. It allows them to perform at their best and it also allows you to sell your candles legally by meeting CLP regulations. Here's our guide on how you can make sure your Scent Load is correct.
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