EUQEE 10ml Fragrance Oil – 20 Scents incl. Pumpkin Pie, Litchi & Parma Violet

A fragrance oil, and we say so. EUQEE prints “Premium Fragrance Oil” on every bottle, and that is what these are: composed aromatic blends, not plant distillates. There is no pumpkin pie essential oil and there never was. If you want botanical distillates for diffusing, the Diffuser Essential Oil collection is the honest place to look.

Priced flat, chosen on merit. Ranges that price by botanical make you weigh cost against curiosity. This one does not, so a scent you are unsure about costs exactly what a safe one costs.

What we are not claiming. The previous version of this page said “no parabens, phthalate-free”. We have removed it — we have no formulation data to back it, and an unverifiable purity claim is worth less than an honest silence. Ask before ordering and we will request an IFRA certificate, allergen declaration or safety data sheet for the specific scent.

On the two designer-named variants. Two options carry the names of well-known designer perfumes, printed by the manufacturer. They are that manufacturer’s own interpretations of those scent profiles and carry no connection to the original fragrance houses. Judge them as fragrances in their own right.

Somewhere to burn them. These suit wax and burners without qualification. The oil burners take a tealight, and the humidifier and diffuser range lists which water-based units accept fragrance oil, since not all do.

Twenty scents, one price. Nothing on this page is priced by rarity, so the choice comes down to what you actually want to smell rather than what you can justify. That matters most when you are buying four at once to find out which one works in your wax.

The half that is not fruit. Pumpkin pie, coffee, parma violet, freesia, honeysuckle, sea breeze and Japanese magnolia. Every 10ml range stocks strawberry and mango; almost none stock a powdery violet that smells like a childhood sweet shop.

Composed, not single-note. The pumpkin pie opens on cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg, moves through pumpkin and clove and lands on vanilla and pie crust. That is a built fragrance with a structure, not one flat accord — and it behaves like one in wax.

A size for deciding. Ten millilitres is enough to pour a test candle or a small batch of melts and enough to know. It is not enough to commit to, which is exactly the point at this stage.

In candles. Six to ten percent of total wax weight, added at around 65–70°C and stirred for a full two minutes so the fragrance binds. Cure the poured candles before judging throw — one tested the same day will always disappoint.

In wax melts. Melts take a higher load than candles because nothing burns, up to around ten percent. Start lower and raise it if the throw is weak rather than the other way round.

In soap. Three to six percent of total oil weight in cold process. Test a single loaf first: the vanilla-heavy scents here — pumpkin pie, coconut vanilla, coffee — are the ones most likely to discolour a bar.

In reed diffusers. Six to ten percent in a carrier such as DPG or fractionated coconut oil. The lighter florals travel better up reeds than the heavy gourmands do.

In burners and diffusers. Three to five drops on the water of a tealight burner. In an ultrasonic diffuser, only where the manufacturer states the unit accepts fragrance oil.

Composed fragrance, not distillate. Each option is a blended aromatic composition rather than a single-botanical extract, which is what makes pumpkin pie, bubble gum and sea breeze possible at all. EUQEE labels them “Premium Fragrance Oil”.

Twenty formulations, twenty behaviours. Each scent is its own composition, so how one performs in wax, soap or heat tells you nothing reliable about the next. Test each on its own terms.

Documentation for resale. If you are selling what you make and need an IFRA certificate, allergen declaration or safety data sheet for a specific scent, ask before ordering so we can check what the supplier holds for that formulation.

Three years, per the box. EUQEE prints a three-year validity. Treat that as the maker’s figure rather than a guarantee, and follow any date on the packaging in preference to it.

Cool, dark, tightly capped. Heat and daylight age a concentrate faster than time does. Store upright in a cupboard rather than on a shelf above a radiator, and close the cap firmly between pours.

The bright top goes first. Citrus and the fresher fruit notes fade before the body of a scent does. The gourmands — pumpkin pie, coffee, coconut vanilla — are built on heavier base materials and hold longer.

Mind what it stands on. Undiluted fragrance oil marks polished and painted surfaces and can soften some plastics. Decant over something wipeable and clear spills straight away.

Not a skin product as supplied. This is a concentrated fragrance oil for burners, wax and soap making. Do not apply it neat to skin. If you are formulating a leave-on product, work to the IFRA limit for that scent and category rather than to a general percentage.

Away from eyes, never swallowed. Keep it clear of eyes and mucous membranes and do not ingest it. If it gets in the eyes, rinse with plenty of water and seek advice if irritation persists.

Flammable. Store away from open flame and heat sources. Add fragrance to wax off the heat, never over a naked flame, and never leave a tealight burner unattended or let its dish boil dry.

Out of reach of children and pets. Store where it cannot be reached and site any burner where it cannot be knocked over. Diffuse only in rooms a pet can leave freely.

Ventilate while you work. Handling concentrate by the bottle is not the same as smelling a finished candle. Work in a ventilated space and stop if you develop a headache or any irritation.

Caution: For external use only. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Avoid contact with eyes, broken skin, and sensitive areas. This is a concentrated fragrance oil for burners, wax and soap making rather than a skincare product, and is not intended for direct application to skin.

Disclaimer: Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult with a healthcare professional before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or under medical care. Individual results may vary.

Licensing & Trademarks: All brand names, logos, product pictures, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used strictly for identification purposes. Modern Aromatherapy is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or otherwise connected to any fragrance house or perfume brand referenced as a scent name; those names describe the scent character of the manufacturer’s own interpretations and do not indicate the original product.

We process and ship all orders within 1–2 business days.

Most customers receive their orders within 4–7 business days, depending on location and carrier performance.

Once your order ships, you’ll receive a tracking number by email so you can follow it to the door.

If a bottle arrives damaged or leaking, send us a photograph and we will put it right.

We accept returns and exchanges within 14 days of delivery.