strugglebrother

Yes, if it is the fluid mass it would be much easier to get a stronger throw... AKA work with fragrance of more concentrate.. I can't seem to find any clear information. Only from the candle stores who want to sell their own FO's and FO's differs a LOT. Yes, different dilutions.. Used to be Diethyl Phthalate and in some cases still is. Now probably IPM, DOA or something else.. I'm also curious to hear if anyone have done any testing with different solvents in fragrances? If they enhance throw or not?

Hi, Certain types of waxes hold different percentage of fragrance oil. Is this percentage based on just the amount or can it vary due to what different fragrance oils are diluted with (aka what solvent is used)? Let's say I want to use a fragrance from super concentrate (before any dilution has taken place). Can I load the wax with much more fragrance than with a manufactured fragrance oil where dilution has taken place. This if I'm just going by the % load that the manufacturer has specified with the wax? I know it's trial and error but as there is so many fragrance oils out there and they all use different dilution I'm more wondering if it's the fluid mass in total that messes with the wax or the concentrate of the fragrance itself that has a limit of binding with the wax?