Solving Uneven Fragrance Distribution in Aromatherapy Candle Sets: A Crafters' Guide
- Jia Decor Candles

- Apr 18
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 1
As a aromatherapy candle sets manufacturer, many friends have talked with us about the problems in making nice scented candles. One of the most frustrating challenges in scented candle making is uneven fragrance distribution—where parts of a candle release intense aroma while others seem scentless. This issue not only disappoints customers but also wastes expensive fragrance oils. Let’s break down the root causes and proven solutions to achieve perfectly balanced scent throw.

Why Fragrance Distribution Matters for Aromatherapy Candles
A well-made soy wax scented candle should deliver consistent aroma throughout its burn time. Uneven distribution leads to:
Patchy scent throw: Strong bursts of fragrance alternating with weak/no scent.
Wasted resources: Up to 40% of fragrance oil may remain unused in underperforming areas.
Customer complaints: "The scent disappears halfway" is a common review for poorly emulsified candles.

Root Causes of Uneven Fragrance in Aromatherapy Candles
1. Incorrect Temperature Management
The correct approach is to add aromatherapy essential oil when the wax temperature is between 60 ℃ and 75 ℃ (Soy wax: 65°C, Coconut wax: 68°C, Paraffin: 70°C)
Use a calibrated thermometer—never guess.
2. Inadequate Stirring
Stir continuously in one direction for 2-3 minutes!
Tools: Use a stainless steel mixer or silicone spatula. Avoid wooden sticks (absorb fragrance)
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