Tropical Escape fragrance oil set, six 10ml bottles in a printed presentation box.
Tropical Escape fragrance oil set showing orange, coconut, sweet corn, blueberry, guava and cantaloupe bottles.
Tropical Escape 10ml fruit fragrance oil bottles seated in the box tray.
Tropical Escape fruit fragrance oil set for diffusers, oil burners and candle making.
Tropical Escape boxed fragrance oil set as a gift for sweet and fruity room scents.
Tropical Escape fragrance oil bottles for adding fruity scent to a room diffuser.
Tropical Escape six-bottle fragrance oil set for home scenting and craft use.

Tropical Escape Essential Oil Diffuser Bundle

Six 10ml Fruit Scents · Boxed Set · Oils Only, No Machine

$20.12

A boxed set of six 10ml fruit fragrance oils — orange, coconut, sweet corn, blueberry, guava and cantaloupe — scents no plant will give you by distillation.

  • Six 10ml Fruit Scents
  • Boxed Gift Set
  • Oils Only, No Machine
  • About 200 Drops Each
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About: Tropical Escape Essential Oil Diffuser Bundle

Six 10ml bottles

Orange, coconut, sweet corn, blueberry, guava, cantaloupe

Oils only

No diffuser machine included in this set

About 200 drops each

Forty to sixty diffuser sessions per bottle

Fragrance oil, not essential

Composed scents, since these fruits cannot be distilled

Product Details

There is no such thing as blueberry essential oil. Or guava, or cantaloupe, or sweet corn. Fruits like these give up almost nothing when you try to distil them, which is why a genuinely fruity room is so hard to achieve with botanicals alone — and why this set is composed fragrance oil rather than essential oil. It is the honest way to get these scents at all.

Six bottles, 10ml each, in a printed box: orange, coconut, sweet corn, blueberry, guava and cantaloupe. Together they read as warm and edible rather than floral or herbal — the coconut and sweet corn bring a soft creaminess, the blueberry and guava a tart lift, and the orange keeps the whole thing bright. It suits kitchens, bedrooms and anywhere you want a room to feel welcoming rather than spa-like.

Three to five drops per 100ml of water is the usual starting point in any of the machines in our humidifier and diffuser range — check that yours states it accepts fragrance oil, since some water-based units are specified for essential oil only. The same bottles work in a tealight oil burner, and at craft rates in candles, melts and soap.

At 10ml apiece — roughly two hundred drops, or forty to sixty diffuser sessions — the set is sized to find out which of the six you actually like before committing to anything larger. Boxed as it comes, it also makes a straightforward gift for someone whose taste in fragrance runs sweeter than the usual lavender-and-eucalyptus starter kit.

Browse the rest of the Fragrance Oil collection, or the Diffuser Essential Oil collection for single-botanical options.

Why Choose the Tropical Escape Fragrance Oil Set

Scents you cannot get any other way. Blueberry, guava, cantaloupe and sweet corn have no essential oil. Anyone selling you one is selling a composed fragrance under another name. We would rather say plainly what this is.

A different register from the usual set. If lavender and eucalyptus leave a room smelling like a clinic, this is the alternative — warm, sweet and domestic. It is the set to buy when the point is comfort rather than calm.

Small enough to be wrong about. Sweet corn is an unusual thing to put in a room, and you will not know whether you like it until it is in the air. Ten millilitres is enough to find out and cheap enough that it does not matter if the answer is no.

Something to run it in. This set is the oils alone. If a machine is needed too, the humidifier and diffuser range covers ultrasonic and cool-mist units, and the oil burners work on a tealight.

Tropical Escape Fragrance Oil Set Benefits

Six fruit scents. Orange, coconut, sweet corn, blueberry, guava and cantaloupe — a spread you will not assemble from an essential oil range, because four of those fruits yield nothing worth distilling. Composed fragrance is the only way they exist.

Warm, not herbal. Most starter sets lean spa — lavender, eucalyptus, tea tree. This one goes the other way: soft and edible, with the coconut and sweet corn giving creaminess, blueberry and guava a tart lift, and orange keeping it bright. It suits a kitchen or a bedroom far better than a treatment room.

Boxed and giftable. The bottles arrive seated in a printed box, so there is nothing to wrap. For anyone whose taste runs sweeter than the usual botanical set, it is a more thoughtful gift than another lavender.

Diffuser or craft. Three to five drops carry a room through a diffuser or a tealight burner, and the same bottles go into candles, wax melts and soap at craft rates. Fruit scents in particular hold up well in wax, where some florals turn thin.

How to Use the Tropical Escape Fragrance Oil Set

In a diffuser. Three to five drops per 100ml of water. Check that your machine states it accepts fragrance oil — some water-based ultrasonic units are specified for essential oil only, and fragrance oil can leave residue in those.

In an oil burner. Fill the dish with water, add three to five drops, light the tealight underneath, and keep an eye on the water level so the dish cannot boil dry.

In candles and melts. 6–10% of total wax weight for candles, added at around 65–70°C and stirred for two minutes; up to about 10% for melts. Cure candles before judging the throw.

Mixing the six. Coconut and cantaloupe together make a passable piña-colada direction; blueberry with orange reads brighter and less sweet. Count in drops and write down what worked, because a good accident is impossible to repeat otherwise.

Measuring. Roughly twenty drops make a millilitre, so each 10ml bottle holds about two hundred drops — forty to sixty diffuser sessions.

Main Ingredients

Fragrance oil, not essential oil. These are composed aromatic blends. Blueberry, guava, cantaloupe and sweet corn cannot be distilled into essential oils at all, and coconut and orange behave differently as fragrance compositions than as extracts.

Composition varies by bottle. Each of the six is its own formulation, so behaviour in wax, soap or a water tank differs between them and nothing established for one carries over.

Documentation for resale. If you are making products to sell and need an IFRA certificate, allergen declaration or safety data sheet for one of these scents, ask before ordering so we can check what the supplier holds.

Specefications
Color
ClearMulticolorBrownGreenBlackOrange
Scent
FruityFresh
Aromatherapy
FruityFresh
Base oil
CoconutOther
Texture
Non-greasyLightweightSmoothAbsorbent
Shelf Life & Storage

Keep them in the tray. The box holds the bottles upright and out of the light, which is most of what storage needs to do. Store it in a drawer or cupboard rather than on a windowsill or above a radiator.

Top notes fade first. The bright opening of a fruit scent goes before its body does, so an older bottle smells flatter rather than wrong. The orange will show it soonest; the coconut and sweet corn hold longest.

General guide. Stored properly, fragrance oils of this type typically hold their character for a year or two. Treat that as guidance rather than a guarantee, and follow any date printed on a bottle in preference to it.

Mind the surfaces. Undiluted fragrance oil can mark polished and painted finishes and soften some plastics. Fill over something wipeable and clean spills straight away.

Safety Instructions

Not a skin or food product. These smell edible and are not. Do not apply them neat to skin, do not add them to food or drink, and keep them away from eyes and mucous membranes.

Out of reach of children. Sweet, fruit-scented bottles are more tempting to a child than a herbal one. Store the box where it cannot be reached, and site any burner or diffuser out of the way.

Pets need an exit. Diffuse only in rooms an animal can leave freely, never apply these to a pet, and stop if you see drooling, unsteadiness or breathing changes.

A tealight burner is an open flame. Never leave one burning unattended or overnight, keep it on a heat-resistant surface away from curtains and paper, and keep water in the dish.

Only in compatible machines. Use in units whose manufacturer states they accept fragrance oil. Adding oil to a machine specified for water alone can damage it and usually voids the warranty.

Caution & Disclaimer

Caution: For external use only. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Avoid contact with eyes, broken skin, and sensitive areas. These are fragrance oils for diffusers, burners and making rather than skincare or food products, despite the fruit scents.

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.

Shipping & Return

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 via email or SMS to follow your delivery in real time.

Delivery times may vary slightly during peak seasons or weather conditions, but we always aim to get your order to you as quickly as possible.

We accept returns and exchanges within 14 days of delivery.

FAQs

Q: Does this include a diffuser?
A: No. The set is six 10ml bottles of fragrance oil in a presentation box — no machine is included. If you need one, ultrasonic and cool-mist diffusers and tealight oil burners are stocked separately.

Q: Are these essential oils?
A: No, they are fragrance oils, and the packaging says so. Blueberry, guava, cantaloupe and sweet corn cannot be distilled into essential oils — there is no such product. These scents exist only as composed fragrances, which is the honest way to describe them.

Q: What are the six scents?
A: Orange, coconut, sweet corn, blueberry, guava and cantaloupe, one 10ml bottle of each.

Q: How do I use them, and how much?
A: Three to five drops per 100ml of water in a diffuser, or on the water in a tealight burner. In candles, 6–10% of total wax weight added at around 65–70°C; in wax melts, up to about 10%. Only use them in a diffuser whose manufacturer states it accepts fragrance oil, as some water-based units are specified for essential oil alone.

Q: Are they safe on skin or in food?
A: No to both. They smell edible but are not — do not apply them neat to skin, do not add them to anything you eat or drink, and keep them away from eyes and out of reach of children and pets. A bottle holds roughly 200 drops, or forty to sixty diffuser sessions.

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