Azlok's 5 Feminine Fragrance Oils Sample Kit gives you five popular floral scents in 10 ml bottles each — British Tea Rose, Divine Lotus, Honeysuckle, Lily of the Valley and Orchid Flower — so you can test different notes in your soap, candles or lotions before buying a full-size bottle. It is a low-risk way to find the fragrances your batches (and customers) actually love, priced at ₹499 for the set.
What is in the kit
You get five separate 10 ml fragrance oils, 50 ml in total. Each one is a distinct floral profile:
- British Tea Rose — soft, classic rose with a fresh green edge.
- Divine Lotus — clean, watery floral that feels calm and airy.
- Honeysuckle — sweet, sunny and slightly nectar-like.
- Lily of the Valley — delicate, dewy and springtime-fresh.
- Orchid Flower — rich, elegant and long-lasting.
The oils are vegan, and phthalate- and paraben-free. They are made for scenting products, not for perfume worn neat on skin.
Common uses
These are fragrance oils intended for craft and body-product making. Typical projects include:
- Cold and melt-and-pour soap — floral scents suit gift bars and gentle everyday soaps.
- Candles — soy, beeswax or paraffin wax all take fragrance oils well.
- Lotions, body butters and creams — a light floral finish.
- Bath bombs and bath salts — a relaxing scented soak.
- Coffee and sugar scrubs — pair honeysuckle or rose with an exfoliating base.
How to use fragrance oils
Every application has a sensible dosing range. Start low and adjust to your recipe.
- Candles: most makers use around 6–10% fragrance by weight of wax, depending on the wax's fragrance load. Add at the recommended temperature for your wax and stir well.
- Soap: roughly 3% of oils by weight is a common starting point. Some florals can accelerate trace, so work quickly with cold process.
- Lotions and scrubs: usually under 1–2%, since these stay on the skin.
- Bath bombs: a few drops per bomb; test one before scaling up.
Because this is a sampler, make small test batches first. Note down exactly how much you used so you can repeat a scent you like.
Safety notes
Fragrance oils are concentrated and need a little care:
- Do not ingest, and keep away from eyes.
- Always dilute into a base — never apply neat to skin. Patch-test any finished product on a small area before regular use.
- Work in a ventilated space and keep bottles tightly closed.
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
- Fragrance oils are flammable; store away from open flames and heat.
- Check the safe usage percentage for the product type you are making, especially for leave-on skin products.
Buying and storage tips
A sample kit is ideal when you are new to scent-making or trying a new product line, since 10 ml is enough for several test batches without wasting money. Once you settle on a favourite, buy the larger size for production.
Store the bottles in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Heat and light degrade fragrance over time, so a closed cupboard works better than a sunny shelf. Kept well, fragrance oils generally last a good while; give the bottle a gentle shake and a sniff before a big batch. You can find this kit and matching full-size oils in the Azlok DIY range.
FAQ
Can I wear these fragrance oils directly as perfume?
No. These are fragrance oils for making products like soap and candles, not skin perfume. They must be diluted into a suitable base and patch-tested before skin contact.
How many candles or soaps can 10 ml make?
It depends on your recipe and dosing. As a rough guide, 10 ml is enough for a few small test candles or a modest soap batch — plenty for sampling before you commit to a larger bottle.
Are the oils vegan and free from phthalates?
Yes. Azlok lists these fragrance oils as vegan and free from phthalates and parabens.
Which scent works best for candles versus soap?
All five can be used in both. Richer notes like Orchid Flower and British Tea Rose tend to hold well in candles, while lighter florals like Lily of the Valley and Lotus are lovely in soaps and lotions. Test small batches to see what you prefer.
How should I store the kit?
Keep the bottles tightly closed in a cool, dark, well-ventilated place away from sunlight, heat and open flame, and out of reach of children.