Fragrance load calculator

Enter your batch size and target fragrance load — get the exact grams of fragrance oil and base material, with the IFRA category context for your product type.

40 g fragrance oil
460 g base (wax, soap base, …)
8% sits inside the typical 6–10% range makers use for a container candle (IFRA Category 12).

Typical load is not the legal maximum

The ranges above are craft practice — what makers commonly pour. The legal ceiling is per-fragrance: each supplier publishes an IFRA certificate stating the maximum percentage for every product category. A fragrance can be capped well below the typical range for your product. Every fragrance in the Scentral-Park catalog shows its IFRA table — check it, or browse by IFRA category to see only fragrances approved for your application at the level you need.

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Worked example

A 500 g container-candle pour at 8% load: 500 × 0.08 = 40 g fragrance oil and 460 g wax. Weigh the oil — volume measures drift with density. Add fragrance at the wax's recommended addition temperature and stir gently for a full minute so it binds before pouring. For the longer version — loads by candle type, saturation limits and wicking — see the candle fragrance load guide.