How is this lavender oil used in scented candles?

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Lavender is a top-selling candle scent worldwide — the calming profile works perfectly in soy, coconut and paraffin waxes, and it blends cleanly with most candle fragrance families. Candle Formulation Notes ParameterGuidanceLoad1–3% of wax weight (start at 1.5%)Flash pointCheck SDS; essential oils generally suit candle makingPour temperatureAdd at wax melt ~60–65°C with stirringCure time48–72 h before burn testingBlendsLavender + vanilla/cedar/bergamot are proven sellersUse the GC-MS to match fragrance-load stability, and always run a burn test before production. Our oil is shipped in candle-industry-friendly drums and pails for production scale.Tell us your wax type and fragrance concept and we will confirm the load level and a sample program for your burn tests.

Parameter	Guidance
Load	1–3% of wax weight (start at 1.5%)
Flash point	Check SDS; essential oils generally suit candle making
Pour temperature	Add at wax melt ~60–65°C with stirring
Cure time	48–72 h before burn testing
Blends	Lavender + vanilla/cedar/bergamot are proven sellers

How is this lavender oil used in scented candles?

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