On social media, I face a tough crowd because my fragrance load is a lot higher than the norm. One question I've had multiple times is, "Too much oil is a health risk!"
I'm all about transparency and education, so here's the deal...
I'm obsessed with safety when it comes to my wax melts. It's personal for me, because I want all my customers to feel confident and worry-free when they enjoy my creations. That's why I go the extra mile when it comes to fragrance oils.
Behind the Scenes: My Fragrance Oil Obsession
Before a new fragrance oil even gets a foot in the door, it goes through rigorous testing. The CLP gets recalculated from the 100% safety data sheet to reflect my 30% fragrance load. I also look at the IFRA (International Fragrance Association) document to confirm the maximum safe usage level for each oil.
Why? Because I'm passionate about doing things right and prioritising safety above all else - no cutting corners.
The "chesty man" pictogram on CLP labels? That's a big no-no for me. It signals potential respiratory problems, and I'm all about keeping those lungs happy and healthy. I steer clear of oils that could trigger toxicity when inhaled, harm reproduction, affect unborn babies, or even have the slightest link to cancer.
Empowering You with Information
Fragrance sensitivities are not caused by the wax itself, but rather by specific aroma chemicals present in the fragrance oils. These chemicals, both natural and synthetic, are what give each scent its unique character.
However, for some individuals, these same chemicals can sometimes trigger a reaction. I take pride in creating intensely rich wax melts, using three times more fragrance oil than other brands.
This means you get a longer-lasting, more powerful scent throw, perfect for filling larger spaces or for those who simply love a strong fragrance. However, it's crucial to understand that the concentration of fragrance oil doesn't change the chemical composition of the scent itself. You can read more on this here - See blog
A Friendly Reminder
One last thing, and it's super important: After you take a wax melt out of its packaging, give your hands a quick wash. It's the same advice you'd get for handling any chemical product, and it's just a smart habit to keep yourself safe and healthy.
My customer's well-being is always at the forefront of everything I do.
If you'd like to try my wax melts for yourself, check out my latest collection, and I'll gladly get your order shipped out to you. Rest easy knowing these wax melts are safe and meet the highest standards.