Indigo Fragrance

06/01/2026

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05/22/2026

05/13/2026

New Fragrance Alert! You have been asking for this one and we are excited to offer this crazy popular scent!

Baccarat Rouge 540 Type Fragrance Oil - An irresistibly luxurious and luminous scent, perfect for products where you want something memorable, upscale, and a little bit mysterious. It opens with a radiant blend of airy saffron and delicate jasmine, creating an immediate sense of elegance and intrigue. As it develops, warm amberwood and rich ambergris notes emerge, adding depth and a slightly sweet, mineral warmth that feels both modern and timeless. The dry down reveals a soft, lingering base of cedarwood and subtle musk, leaving a smooth finish that’s both comforting and addictive. The result is a beautifully balanced fragrance—light yet powerful, sweet yet sophisticated. This is our professional interpretation of Baccarat Rouge 540 by Maison Francis Kurkdjian. We are not affiliated with Maison Francis Kurkdjian*.

Baccarat Rouge 540 Type Fragrance Oil

05/09/2026

Weekends were made for creating. ✨
Pouring candles, swirling soap, mixing body butter, testing fragrances… there’s just something peaceful about making things with your own two hands. 🕯️🧼

Whether you’re stocking up for your business or simply creating for the joy of it, we hope your weekend is filled with inspiration, creativity, and amazing scents. 💛

What are you making this weekend? 👇

05/07/2026

Fragrance Spotlight: Birthday Cake
https://indigofragrance.com/birthday-cake-fragrance-oil/

05/06/2026

Making way for new scents! Just added lots of discontinued scents to our garage sale section. If any of these were a favorite for you, sn**ch them up at these great prices while you can!

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05/06/2026

What Is an IFRA Document? (And Why It Matters for Fragrance Oils)

If you work with fragrance oils, you may have come across something called an IFRA document.

IFRA stands for the International Fragrance Association, a global organization that sets safety standards for fragrance ingredients.

An IFRA document (also called an IFRA Certificate) tells you the maximum amount of a fragrance oil that can be safely used in different types of products.

These usage limits are organized into categories based on how the product is used. For example:

Lip products
Body lotions and creams
Soap and wash-off products
Candles (non-skin contact)

Each category includes a maximum usage percentage. This helps ensure that fragrance oils are used safely, especially in products that come into contact with skin.

Why this matters:

Helps you formulate products safely
Protects your customers
Ensures you are using each fragrance as intended

It’s also important to note that a fragrance oil may be safe at higher levels in candles, but limited or not recommended for use in body products.

How to use an IFRA document:

Identify the product you’re making
Find the matching IFRA category
Check the maximum usage percentage
Stay at or below that level

Understanding IFRA guidelines is an important part of creating consistent, safe, and reliable products.

05/05/2026

For all of you just starting your business or those who need some encouragement!