Honey Ember Fragrance Oil

A golden gourmand fragrance oil of spiced honey, cinnamon, and creamy vanilla—evoking warmth, comfort, and quiet luxury.

Description

Honey Ember is a warm, golden fragrance that wraps the senses in comfort and quiet luxury. It opens with the cosy spice of cinnamon and a touch of ripe apricot, leading into a heart of floral honey and gently simmered spiced apple. The base is soft and indulgent, blending creamy vanilla with delicate musks. Rich yet wearable, this scent is perfect for autumn-inspired body care, roll-ons, and ambient home fragrances.

Fragrance Notes + Classification

Warm Gourmand Floral | Oriental

Top: Cinnamon, Apricot 

Heart: Floral Bouquet, Honey, Spiced Apple

Base: Creamy Vanilla, Soft Musk

Uses

Candle Making: Adds warmth and sweetness to cozy seasonal candles
Soaps & Body Care: Perfect for creamy, honeyed soaps, lotions, and butters
Room & Linen Sprays: Fills spaces with a comforting, golden aroma
Bath Products: Great for bath bombs and salts to create a soothing, spiced soak
Perfumes & Roll-Ons: Adds richness and sweetness to body fragrances

Maximum Level of Use (IFRA)

Honey Ember Fragrance Oil IFRA Document, which outlines the maximum allowable usage levels for various product categories. Always follow these guidelines carefully and conduct thorough testing on your formulations.

Caution: Working with fragrance oils in big batches can be quite toxic, please consider making use of Masks while handling.

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Caution 

- For external use only. Do not ingest.

- Keep out of reach of children and pets.

- Avoid contact with eyes, ears, and sensitive areas.

- Conduct a patch test before use on skin to check for allergic reactions.

Flammable: Keep away from open flames or high heat sources.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does Honey Ember Fragrance Oil smell like?
A: It’s a warm blend of honey, cinnamon, and creamy vanilla with soft floral and spiced apple notes—sweet, cozy, and comforting.

Q: Is it good for autumn candles and soaps?
A: Absolutely! It’s perfect for autumn and winter collections, creating a cozy and inviting aroma.

Q: How does it behave in cold process soap?
A: It accelerates quickly and discolours to a rich caramel brown—ideal for rustic or layered soap designs.

Q: Can it be used in perfumes or roll-ons?
A: Yes, its soft musk and honey base make it perfect for feminine, cozy roll-on fragrances.

Q: What types of collections suit this scent?
A: Great for seasonal (fall/winter), comfort, or spa-inspired product lines that emphasize warmth and sweetness.

Storage

- Store in a cool, dark, and dry environment
- Keep tightly sealed when not in use to prevent oxidation
- Avoid humidity and temperature fluctuations
- Use within 12–24 months of opening for best performance

Soap Review

Date made: 5 July 2025

Date picture taken:

Tested In: Cold Processed Soap | SF 5% | Lye Concentration 35% | Recipe: Palm Oil, Coconut Oil, Sunflower Oil, Canola Oil, Castor Oil.

IFRA Category:  IFRA Cat 9 

IFRA Safety Rate:  20,61%

Usage rate during testing: 5,0%

Application & Testing:

Please conduct your own testing to ensure the suitability, compatibility, and stability of this fragrance oil in your cold processed soap. Results may vary due to differences in ingredients, oils used, processes, and ambient conditions. Testing should be performed in accordance with IFRA guidelines for all intended applications. The findings from our testing are provided as a reference and do not guarantee identical performance in your products.

Acceleration:  Fast – noticeable thickening starts within ±20 seconds in a 100 g test batch.

Ricing:  None

Separation:  None 

Gel phase:  None.

Discolouration: Significant - caramel brown.

Suitable for:  This fragrance oil is best suited for designs where warm caramel tones complement the aesthetic, such as rustic, honey, or dessert-inspired soaps. It works well for:

• Layered designs with contrasting unfragranced or titanium dioxide-lightened portions.
• Rustic single-colour bars with a natural caramel hue.
• Embeds where a warm-toned accent is desired.

For best results: 

• Stir fragrance in by hand – do not stick blend.
• Soap at room temperature.
• Bring oils and lye just to light emulsification before adding fragrance.
• Work quickly once the fragrance is incorporated.

Additional note:

Once the mixture starts to thicken, it accelerates quickly – have your design plan ready before adding fragrance. Scent profile is reminiscent of a subtle warm honeyed bubble bath.

Following this method may help replicate the results observed during testing; however, variations in formulation, temperature, and technique may impact performance.