10 Best Selling Fragrances for Summer

There are several suppliers where you can buy high-quality fragrance oils for both candles & wax melts as well as bath & body products. Just remember to check the IFRA usage rates.

Here are my top 10 Summer Fragrances.


Fresh Peach - strong scent throw in all soy, paraffin, and para-soy waxes. Works well in cold process soaps
Notes of: fresh, ripe peach

Rocket Pop Ice Cream - strong scent throw in all soy, paraffin, and para-soy waxes. Works well in cold process soap, but does discolor to a light beige
Notes of: Blueberry, Pineapple, Orange, Sweet Cherries, Crushed Ice, Buttercream, Vanilla, & Musk 

Aloe Vera & Cucumber - phthalate free; strong scent throw in all soy, paraffin, and paras-oy waxes. Works well in cold process soaps with a strong scent retention
Notes of: Lemon, Orange, Fresh Mint, Aloe, Cucumber, Fresh Air, Green Vines, Cucumber Blossoms, & Musk

Sparkling Lavender Lemonade - phthalate free; strong scent throw in all soy, paraffin, and para-soy waxes. Works well in cold process soaps with a strong scent retention, but discolors to a light beige
Notes of: Lemon, Key lime, Bergamot, Juicy Orange, Red Fruits, Lavender, Fresh Mint, Geranium, Sugar


Cactus Flower & Jade - phthalate free; strong scent throw in soy wax. Accelerates slightly and discolors to a light tan in cold process soap
Notes of: Aloe, Agave, Chrysanthemum, Green Floral, Green Leaves, & Patchouli

Bamboo & Coconut - phthalate free; strong scent throw in soy wax. Performs well in cold process sold but discolors to a dark tan in cold process soap
Notes of: Spearmint, Pineapple, Bamboo, Green Floral, Coconut & Coconut Milk

Caribbean Teakwood - phthalate free; strong scent throw in soy wax. Accelerates slightly and discolors to a tan in cold process soap
Notes of: Leather, Allspice, Teakwood, Tobacco Leaves, Clove, Sandalwood, Peppercorn & Amber


Juicy Watermelon - phthalate free; works well in paraffin and soy waxes. Performs well in cold process soap.
Notes of: Pink Grapefruit, Raspberry Seed, Sweet Honeydew, Juicy Watermelon, Dewy Lemongrass, & Basil Leaf  

Rose Water - phthalate free; works well in paraffin and soy waxes. Performs well in cold process soap.
Notes of: Musk, Vanilla, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Rose, Lilac, Spice, Geranium, Wood, & Musk

Salted Citrus & Driftwood - phthalate free; works well in paraffin and soy waxes. Performs well in cold process soap.
Notes of: Bitter Orange, Grapefruit, Fresh Marine, Black Pepper, Clary Sage, Violet Leaf, Cardamom, Nutmeg, Ginger, Amber, Vetiver, Patchouli, Oakmoss, & Musk

Make sure you check the IFRA for safe usage rates on all fragrances and for every product you plan to use them in.

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