Freshly Baked Bread Fragrance Oil
Freshly Baked Bread Fragrance Oil – Warm, comforting and mouth-watering. Soft yeasty dough, golden crust and a hint of creamy butter and vanilla capture the cozy aroma of bread just pulled from the oven.
Fragrance Profile
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Top Notes:
- Warm steam, light yeast, a touch of grain / flour
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Heart Notes:
- Soft white bread, sweet dough, a whisper of butter or milk
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Base Notes:
- Toasted crust, subtle vanilla/tonka, a gentle woody warmth
Overall Impression
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Very comforting and gourmand, like being in a bakery early in the morning.
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Great for “homey”, kitchen, farmhouse or coffee-shop style scents.
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Pairs well with coffee, vanilla, honey, jam/fruit, cinnamon, hazelnut, chocolate etc.
Uses
1. Home fragrance
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Candles (soy/coco/paraffin blends):
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Use around 6–10% fragrance oil in wax as a starting point.
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Excellent for kitchen candles and “freshly baked” themes.
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Wax melts:
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Typically 8–12% FO for strong throw.
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Reed diffusers (e.g. Augeo base):
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About 15–25% FO in the diffuser solvent.
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Room sprays / fabric & linen sprays:
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Roughly 1–5% FO with an appropriate solubiliser; always patch-test fabrics.
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2. Personal care & cosmetics*
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Shower gels / hand wash / soaps:
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About 0.5–3% FO.
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Fun for bakery-themed soaps or kids’ ranges.
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Body creams / butters / lotions:
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Usually 0.3–1.5%, if allowed.
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Works best when blended (e.g. Bread + Honey + Vanilla, or Bread + Coffee).
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3. Fine fragrance
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In an EDP / body spray you’d treat it like a gourmand base note:
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Use maybe 1–5% within the fragrance concentrate, blended with vanillas, woods, musks, coffee, chocolate, etc., then dilute that concentrate in alcohol.
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It is suitable for use in making:
- Detergents
- Perfumes
- Soaps
- Creams
- Oil burners
- Diffuser oils
- Air fresheners
- Room sprays
- Candles
- pot pourri
- Bath bombs
- Bath salts etc
PLEASE NOTE: This product is not for human or animal consumption.