Scent

The combination are infinite!

What scents are available?  Do you have a list?

Any and every scent you could imagine can be used to in the creation of your products.  We tried once to make a complete list from our suppliers and found that within 1 month, the scents on that list were changing at a rapid pace and we could not keep up.  Here are 3 suppliers where who we’ve worked with in the past and who provide a good product, in a timely manner for a reasonable cost.

Lime and Grapefruit are some of our favorite scents

Lebermuth

Lebermuth has quality products, good prices on bulk essential oil and fragrance oils with high minimums.  These savings are passed onto our clients.

New Directions Aromatics

We purchase most of our Essential Oils and Natural Identical from New Directions Aromatics.  They are a trusted leader, supplier to many large manufactures and have some of the best pricing.

Aromatic Fragrance International

Aromatic Fragrances International is located in Florida and makes fragrances for almost any type of application.

What is a scent?

Lets break scent down into four different categories; fragrance oils, natural identical, essential oils and organic essential oils.

Fragrance Oil

Anything you can possibly imagine from fruity, manly, designer perfumes & colognes, spices, floral and the list goes on.
The pros– these oils will not break the bank and there are 1000’s to choose from.
The cons– we have no clue what is in them as this is considered a trade secret.  The ingredients have been deemed “Safe” by the FDA.

Natural Identical

Single molecules, of different fragrant notes, known as “Aroma Chemicals”.  These can be natural, synthetic or parts of natural matter.
The pros– can be cheaper than the original essential oil
The cons– possibly not as pure and natural as the original.

Essential Oil

The best nature has to offer.
The pros– these oils are taken from the plants.
The cons– essential oils can be expensive and will vary from year-to-year due to the whether.

Organic Essential Oils

Really expensive versions of “Natural” essential oils.

Lavender essential oil is an amazing scent

Cost Comparison of Lavender Scents

Lets compare Lavender in Fragrance oil, Natural Identical, Essential oil and Organic Essential oil.

English Lavender
Fragrant Oil

16.6 oz = $32.91
Cost per oz = $1.98

Lavender 40/42 Natural Identical

16.6 oz = $24.40
Cost per oz = $1.47

French, Lavender Essential Oil

16.6 oz = $95.89
Cost per oz = $5.78

Organic Lavender Essential Oil

16.6 oz = $79.35
Cost per oz = $4.78

Lavender Comparison Chart

English Lavender Fragrant Oil $32.91
Lavender 40/42 Natural Identical $24.40
French Lavender Essential Oil $95.89
Organic Lanvender Essential Oil $79.35

You can see a wide difference between the 4 scents and the reason WHY this is important to you, as our client, is…are you willing AND are your customers willing to pay for the difference?  This is one of the main reasons why we do not have a list price for our products.

These prices are from January 27, 2013 and might vary.

Which essential oils would you use to make up these scents?

I want my OWN scent!  Can you do that?

Unfortunately No, there are several companies out there that do a much better job than we could

Lebermuth

Lebermuth has quality products, good prices on bulk essential oil and fragrance oils with high minimums.  These savings are passed onto our clients.

Aromatic Fragrance International

Aromatic Fragrances International is located in Florida and makes fragrances for almost any type of application.

Check out Interesting Scent Combinations Board On Pinterest

DISCLAIMER These scents are courtesy of the pinterest API and we make no claims of ownership or effectiveness.  They looked interesting at the time of pinning and have been placed in the public domain by their respective owners.

F. A. Q.s

How does the cost of a scent affect the Cost Per Bar?

We figure that the essential oil or fragrance oil that you choose is going to cost $2 an ounce.  For every dollar increase in the essential oil or fragrance oil.  The Cost Per Bar goes up an average of $0.11.  The French Lavender mentioned above would cost you at least $0.75 more per bar on average.