Bossy Bottled Absolute Fragrance Oil

Bossy Bottled Absolute Fragrance Oil

Bossy Bottled Absolute fragrance oil is a dark, rich, woody-leathery fragrance with a smoky, resinous character. The opening of leather and incense gives it a textured, smoky and sophisticated first impression. Patchouli and myrrh deepen the middle with earthy, balsamic and resinous warmth, while cedarwood and davana soften the base with dry woods and a subtly fruity, aromatic sweetness. Overall, it is leathery • smoky • woody • resinous • warm • earthy • slightly fruity, with a strong evening or autumn/winter feel.

It can be used for several things, depending on what the particular fragrance oil is formulated and certified for:

• Perfume/body oil: diluted into a suitable carrier oil or Perfumers alcohol. 
• Candles and wax melts: 
• Reed diffusers and room fragrance: to give a room a deep, upscale, masculine-leaning scent.
• Soaps, lotions and other cosmetics: 
• Home-fragrance products: such as scented sachets or certain fragrance bases

Applications

Fine fragrance

• EDP/Parfum in perfumer’s alcohol: ~10–25% fragrance oil.

• Body mists/sprays: ~3–8%.

• Tip: let it macerate 1–4 weeks, chill, and filter for clarity.

Personal care (skin-safe, leave-on/rinse-off)*

• Body lotion/cream/butter: 0.5–2% (up to ~3% if allowed).

• Liquid soap / shower gel / shampoo: 0.5–3%.

• Bar soap / syndet bars: 1–4%.

• Bath bombs / salts: 0.5–2%.
  *Always check the IFRA certificate for the exact category limits and allergens for your specific oil/batch.

Home fragrance (non–skin contact)

• Candles (soy/paraffin/coco blends): 6–10% of wax (test 6, 8, 10%).

• Wax melts: 8–12% (watch for sweating; adjust down if needed).

• Reed diffusers (in base like Augeo): 15–25% fragrance oil.

• Room/linen sprays (alcohol or water + solubiliser): 1–5%

• Car diffuser/vent clips / aroma beads: 10–30% depending on substrate absorption.

Solubility & formulating notes

• For clear alcohol sprays, do a small solubility test, then chill (4–8 °C) and filter (≈0.45 µm).

• In wax: cure candles 24–72 h (soy often benefits from longer), test different wicks for hot throw.

• In water-based products, use an appropriate solubiliser (e.g., polysorbate-20 or a commercial fragrance solubiliser).