Guaiacwood Essential Oil 100 ml

Guaiacwood Essential Oil Wholesale for Woody Perfumes and Interior Fragrance

Guaiacwood Essential Oil is a natural aromatic material with a soft woody, smoky, balsamic, and subtly sweet profile. It is used in fine fragrance, perfume oils, solid perfumes, body care, soap, candles, wax melts, and diffuser compositions. Within the Mylo Opt catalog, the ingredient is listed in the Natural Essential Oils Wholesale category.

The oil is obtained by steam distillation of Bulnesia sarmientoi wood. Its fragrance may suggest warm timber, delicate smoke, dry tea leaves, resin, and a smooth balsamic sweetness.

Guaiacwood is less sharp than many coniferous oils and provides a rounded woody effect. This makes it useful in sophisticated fragrance bases that require depth without an excessively dry or harsh character.

Fine fragrance use

Guaiacwood Essential Oil is primarily used as a base note. It develops slowly and helps connect volatile citrus materials with floral, herbal, resinous, and woody ingredients.

For dry wood structures, it blends with cedarwood, vetiver, patchouli, cypress, and juniper. These combinations are suitable for masculine, feminine, and unisex fragrance collections.

Frankincense, benzoin, labdanum, sandalwood, vanilla, and amber accords create warmer balsamic compositions. Guaiacwood softens the transitions between resinous materials and gives the base a smoother finish.

In floral perfumes, a small amount adds shadow and depth to rose, violet, jasmine, or ylang-ylang. In leather and smoke concepts, it creates the impression of warm wood and gentle embers without a harsh burned effect.

Body care and spa formulations

The ingredient may be used as an aromatic component in massage oils, body butters, creams, balms, solid perfumes, and spa products.

For anhydrous formulas, pre-blend the material with jojoba oil, MCT oil, squalane, sweet almond oil, or another neutral carrier. This step helps distribute a viscous batch more evenly.

In emulsions, add the aromatic blend during cool-down below 40°C. Extended heating may change the balance of the volatile components.

At lower temperatures, Guaiacwood Essential Oil can become thick or partly solid. Warm the tightly closed container gently in a water bath until the material becomes uniform and pourable.

Soap and solid perfume

In soap, Guaiacwood creates woody, smoky, resinous, and spicy fragrance directions. It works well with bergamot, sweet orange, lavender, cedarwood, patchouli, frankincense, and vetiver.

The ingredient is suitable for collections inspired by timber, forest cabins, incense, fireplaces, and natural resins.

A pilot batch is required because alkaline processing and curing may alter the original aromatic balance.

In solid perfume, Guaiacwood blends into waxes, botanical butters, and carrier oils to create a slowly developing woody base.

Candles and home scent

The oil can be used in candles, wax melts, sachets, and diffuser formulas inspired by smoked timber, dry tea, forest resins, and warm evening interiors.

Fresh combinations may include bergamot, grapefruit, juniper, or cypress. Richer blends can contain vanilla, frankincense, benzoin, cinnamon, or patchouli.

Candle loading must be tested in the selected wax. Diffuser systems should be evaluated for solubility, clarity, sediment, stability, and evaporation performance.

INCI and handling

INCI: Bulnesia Sarmientoi Wood Oil.

Naturally occurring sesquiterpene compounds shape the characteristic woody-balsamic profile. Their exact ratio varies according to the origin of the wood and the distillation conditions.

A general starting range is 0.2-8% in fragrance concentrates, 0.05-0.5% in body care, and 0.1-1% in soap. Final use levels must follow the technical and safety documentation for the specific batch.

Store the oil in a tightly sealed dark container protected from direct light, excessive heat, and prolonged air exposure.

Guaiacwood amber perfume oil

Jojoba Oil 65 g

MCT Oil 25 g

Guaiacwood Essential Oil 4 g

Virginia Cedar Essential Oil 1.8 g

Frankincense Essential Oil 1.4 g

Bergamot Essential Oil 1.2 g

Patchouli Essential Oil 0.8 g

Vetiver Essential Oil 0.5 g

Lavender Essential Oil 0.3 g

Warm the closed Guaiacwood container gently if the material has thickened. Blend all essential oils separately, then incorporate the aromatic concentrate gradually into the carrier oils. Transfer to a dark bottle and allow the blend to mature for 7-10 days before final evaluation.