Scale a documented fragrance percentage against exact base mass and whole batches without selecting or certifying a safe, compatible, or compliant rate.
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Scale one explicitly documented percent-of-base fragrance rate across an exact measured base mass and whole batch count without choosing or implying a safe, compatible, effective, or compliant formulation.
Reproduce supplier-supported fragrance arithmetic without treating a common online percentage as approval.
Verify the exact fragrance, wax, intended use, percent basis, vessel and test plan externally; enter measured base mass, the documented percent-of-base rate and whole batch count.
Receives reproducible mass arithmetic while wick, compatibility, fire behavior, labeling and controlled burn testing remain explicit exclusions.
Avoid carrying a candle rate or an unstated percentage basis into a different intended application.
Classify the intended product externally, retain exact IFRA/supplier/application documentation, then enter only a rate documented on a percent-of-base-mass basis.
Can stop when documentation uses another basis or imposes a lower product/application limit.
Record a valid zero-fragrance control and scale an approved scenario without fractional batches.
Enter 0% for the control or a documented rate, compare per-batch and total masses, and use only a positive whole batch count.
Gets 0 g for the control and a transparent total for repeated batches without a fabricated recommendation.
Outputs and checklists are planning aids. Review the linked current authorities and the records, terms, instructions, and requirements that apply to your exact situation before a consequential decision.
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This Tool defines the entered percentage as fragrance mass divided by the entered base mass. If your exact documentation uses total formulation, finished-product mass, volume, or another basis, do not treat the result as equivalent; convert and record that basis outside this calculator.
Fragrance mass = entered base mass × documented percent-of-base ÷ 100The per-batch result repeats across a positive whole batch count. A hypothetical 454 g base at an entered 7.3% of-base rate produces 33.142 g per batch; 7.3% is an arithmetic example, not a suggested formulation.
Total fragrance mass = fragrance mass per batch × whole batch countThe output does not select a wick, vessel, material, application rate, melt/add/pour temperature, mixing time, exposure control, label, cure, performance target, test matrix, or sale decision. Retain the exact supplier and authority records and validate the finished system separately.
Arithmetic result ≠ compatibility, safety, performance, compliance, or approvalUpdated: August 2026
Enter a measured base mass, 0% and one whole batch to record 0 g fragrance. A valid zero result supports a control record without implying why a product should be fragrance-free.
If exact product and intended-application documentation supports a percent-of-base rate, enter that rate with the measured base mass and retain product/version, lot, units, scale resolution, source, date, and test identity beside the result.
Use a whole batch count to scale one already documented scenario. Reconcile the total independently and do not let multiplication replace batch capacity, handling, exposure, labeling, or representative finished-product testing.
Bind every entered rate to the exact fragrance, base, intended application, percentage basis, supplier/authority document version, and test record.
Flash point is not a universal add, mix, pour, cure, compatibility, or finished-product fire-safety rule. Follow the exact material/process documentation and validate the finished system.
Use this calculator only after you have exact product and intended-application documentation for the fragrance, base, percentage basis, and applicable limit. It scales the entered percent-of-base mass; it does not approve a candle, soap, cosmetic, exposure, label, process, or finished product.