What usage rates are recommended for different product categories?
0.5–1.5% for skin care, 1–3% EDP, 3–10% candles, 1–3% massage blends; IFRA limits apply for skin contact.
What transport and storage precautions should be taken for this oil?
Cool (15–25°C), dry, light-protected, sealed containers; 36-month shelf life; nitrogen blanketing for long partial storage.
What is the shelf life of this oil and how should it be stored?
36-month shelf life unopened; store cool (15–25°C), dark, sealed; nitrogen blanketing for long bulk storage.
Is this oil soluble in ethanol, carrier oils, and water?
Soluble in ethanol and fixed oils; insoluble in water — standard for floral essential oils used in perfumery and cosmetics.
What shipping methods do you offer and how is the oil packed for transit?
Express for trials, air for mid volumes, sea for drums; ISO 210:2023-compliant packaging, no DG surcharge at these volumes.
How does the May–July harvest season affect supply and should I plan for it?
May–July harvest drives fresh supply; off-season relies on stock; annual contracts guarantee allocation and price.
Can gardenia oil be used in candles and home fragrance, and at what load?
Excellent in candles/wax melts/diffusers at 3–10% load; heat-stable, pale color keeps wax clean.
Can you send free samples, and how do I request one?
Free 5–10 ml samples with COA/GC-MS, freight collect; dispatched within 1–2 working days.
How much do samples cost and how long does sample delivery take?
Free samples, freight collect, dispatched in 1–2 days with 3–7 day transit; larger evaluation sizes credited against first order.
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