What usage rates are recommended for this lavender oil?

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Suggested use levels depend on application — always dilute for skin contact. Below are the ranges we commonly recommend for our B2B customers. Usage Rate Guidance ApplicationUse levelPerfume concentrate1–10%Cosmetic skincare0.5–2% (diluted in base cream/lotion)Massage oil blend1–5% in carrier oilAromatherapy diffuser3–5 drops per 100 ml waterCandle / soap fragrance1–3% of batchFood flavor (per FEMA)ppm level, flavoring guidanceFor dermal use, a 2% dilution (about 12 drops per 30 ml carrier) is the common safe starting point. Lavender is well tolerated but should still be patch-tested, and diluted before topical application.Tell us your product type and we will provide the precise IFRA-compliant dosage for your formulation.

Application	Use level
Perfume concentrate	1–10%
Cosmetic skincare	0.5–2% (diluted in base cream/lotion)
Massage oil blend	1–5% in carrier oil
Aromatherapy diffuser	3–5 drops per 100 ml water
Candle / soap fragrance	1–3% of batch
Food flavor (per FEMA)	ppm level, flavoring guidance

What usage rates are recommended for this lavender oil?

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