Floral Fragrance Oils

Think of every fragrance you have ever loved in a garden. Rose in full bloom. Honeysuckle crawling up a warm fence. Lavender just after rain. That is exactly what this collection is built around.

Floral fragrance oils are some of the most versatile scents in any maker's toolkit. Consider using our fragrances for soap making, body butter, perfume, and room sprays. If you are building a floral product line this season, this is where you start.

Floral Fragrance Oils for Every Craft

• Gardenia Peach Fragrance Oil: Sweet and fruity fragrance, with citrus, lilac, rose, peach, strawberry, and a hint of musk.
• Wild Rose Fragrance Oil: A non-traditional take on rose, with orange peel, rose, geranium, mimosa, guaiac wood, vanilla, and musk.
• Sea Salt and Lily Fragrance Oil: Crisp and oceanic fragrance oil, with coconut water, pink Himalayan salt, key lime, orange blossom, magnolia, and jasmine.
• Black Amber and Lavender Fragrance Oil: A sophisticated scent with lavender, amber, myrrh, vanilla, tonka bean, musk, and sage.

Build a Floral Product Line

Bramble Berry carries rose extract, lavender essential water, and botanicals to layer alongside your fragrance oils. You can create soaps with floral embeds, perfumes with floating rose petals, and flower-shaped bath bombs. You can also combine our fresh fragrance oils with the floral fragrance oils to customize a seasonal scent.

Can I use the same floral fragrance oil in soaps, lotions, and candles?

Most Bramble Berry floral fragrances can be used across multiple product types. Always check the individual product page to confirm. Consider building a matching set of soap, lotion, and body oil around a single scent for a cohesive product line.

How do I layer floral fragrances without one overpowering the other?

Start with one dominant floral scent and add a supporting note from a different scent family. Test your blend at 0.7-1 oz per pound before committing to a full batch. Always double-check with the Fragrance Oil calculator. 

Do floral fragrance oils work in bath bombs?

Yes, we carry many floral fragrances that work wonderfully in bath bomb making. Generally, you would start at 1% to 2% fragrance by weight of your total dry ingredients and adjust from there, but check the Fragrance Oil calculator to be sure.