Can Astragalus root oil be used in scented candles and home fragrance?

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Yes. Astragalus root oil performs well in candles, diffusers, incense and room sprays. Home Fragrance Usage ProductUsageNotesScented candles1–5% of wax fragrance loadStable in soy/paraffin/beeswax; soft throw, warm profileReed & ultrasonic diffusers3–10% in baseUse with a solubilizer/co-solvent for reed sticksIncense1–3% in incense pasteBlends with sandalwood, frankincenseRoom & linen sprays0.5–2% in alcohol-waterAdd solubilizer (e.g., polysorbate) for clarityThe waxy nature can slightly raise cloud point in candles; test your wax at target loadIts tenacious, warm-herbal scent is ideal for "wellness home" and spa-like product linesFlash point above 62°C typical; verify DG classification for shipping finished sprays (see shipping FAQ)

Product	Usage	Notes
Scented candles	1–5% of wax fragrance load	Stable in soy/paraffin/beeswax; soft throw, warm profile
Reed & ultrasonic diffusers	3–10% in base	Use with a solubilizer/co-solvent for reed sticks
Incense	1–3% in incense paste	Blends with sandalwood, frankincense
Room & linen sprays	0.5–2% in alcohol-water	Add solubilizer (e.g., polysorbate) for clarity

Can Astragalus root oil be used in scented candles and home fragrance?

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