Melhores essências para produzir suas velas aromáticas

Summary

This video serves as a comprehensive guide to choosing the best candle fragrances, focusing on the difference between liposoluble (oil-based) and hydrosoluble (water-based) essences. The speaker recommends premium fragrance brands, shares tips on selecting scents that sell well, and emphasizes the importance of testing samples. Popular commercial fragrances like lavender, vanilla, and cinnamon are highlighted, along with seasonal scents for holidays. The video also covers creating fragrance blends using olfactory pyramids and provides insights into optimal fragrance concentrations for effective aroma performance. The speaker encourages viewers to join a full course for deeper learning on the subject.

Takeaways

• 😀 Understand the difference between liposoluble (for candles) and hydrosoluble (for air fresheners) essences.
• 😀 Always check if the essence is labeled as 'Premium' for higher quality and fragrance potency.
• 😀 The best candle essences come from brands like Casa Amar, Vaporo, Baobá Essências, and Peter Pive.
• 😀 Test different essences, as each manufacturer may produce slightly different fragrances, even for the same scent name.
• 😀 Popular commercial scents like lavender, vanilla, and cinnamon tend to sell well due to their familiarity to customers.
• 😀 Special occasion scents, such as those for Halloween and Christmas, are important to have in your collection for seasonal sales.
• 😀 Test essences by purchasing sample sizes (e.g., 5 ml or 10 ml) to better understand the fragrance before buying in bulk.
• 😀 Consider creating scent blends by combining essences like lavender and vanilla, ensuring you balance the potency of each fragrance.
• 😀 Utilize olfactory strips to test and refine your blends for the best results in creating balanced fragrances.
• 😀 Always start with a 10% essence concentration in your candles; if it doesn’t perform well, the essence may not be of good quality.
• 😀 For a deeper dive into essences and aromatic candles, consider enrolling in a comprehensive course on candle making.

Q & A

What is the main difference between liposoluble and hydrosoluble essences?

Liposoluble essences are used for candles because they dissolve in oils, while hydrosoluble essences are used for air fresheners as they dissolve in water.

Why is it important to choose premium essences for candle-making?

Premium essences offer higher quality and stronger aroma, which enhances the fragrance performance of the candles. They are more potent and long-lasting.

What are some recommended brands for candle-making essences?

Some recommended brands include Casa Amar, Vaporo, Baobá Essências, and Peter Pive. These brands have been tested and offer high-quality essences.

What is the ideal percentage of essence to use in a candle?

The ideal starting percentage for essence in candles is typically 10%. If the essence does not perform well at 10%, it may not be of good quality. Some suppliers may suggest percentages between 7-15%.

How does the type of wax affect the performance of an essence in a candle?

The type of wax can significantly influence how well the essence performs. Vegetable waxes work well with most essences, while paraffin is generally avoided unless it's for mold candles.

Why is it recommended to purchase essence samples before committing to larger quantities?

Purchasing essence samples allows you to test the fragrance and ensure it meets your expectations, as different brands may have slight variations in scent even for the same essence.

What are some examples of commercial fragrances that sell well in candles?

Commercial fragrances that sell well include lavender, vanilla, cherry, bamboo, rosemary, and cinnamon. These are familiar scents that most people recognize and enjoy.

How can seasonal fragrances benefit candle sales?

Seasonal fragrances, such as those for Halloween or Christmas, can attract customers looking for festive scents. Offering special essences for holidays increases the appeal of your candles during specific times of the year.

What are 'blends' in the context of candle-making, and how can they be created?

Blends refer to combining different essences to create unique fragrances. To create a blend, you can mix scents like lavender with vanilla, experimenting with proportions to find a pleasant combination.

How can olfactory strips (smell strips) help in testing essences and blends?

Olfactory strips allow you to smell different essences simultaneously, helping you determine how well they combine and what their scents will be like in the final candle.