Stop! Don't Make a Car Diffuser Until You Watch This!

Dive into the essential world of fragrance safety with our latest video, where we unravel the importance of IFRA standards, specifically IFRA 10a, for creating safe and delightful car diffusers. Join me, as we explore how adhering to these standards ensures that your car diffusers are both effective and safe for everyday use.
What You’ll Learn in This Video:
IFRA Standards Explained: Understand the role of the International Fragrance Association in regulating the safe use of fragrance oils in products.
Focus on IFRA 10a: Discover why Section 10a is critical when formulating fragrances for non-skin contact products like car diffusers.
Car Diffuser Safety: Learn how to create car diffusers that meet global safety standards, enhancing the driving experience without health risks.
Fragrance Oil Review: Get insights into selecting the right fragrance oils for your diffusers, with a focus on compliance and safety.
Candle Science Insights: Benefit from expert tips on fragrance formulation and how candle science helps with choosing fragrances for making diffusers.
Why Watch This Video?
If you’re interested in DIY fragrance products, or you’re a professional looking to ensure your creations are safe and compliant, this video is packed with crucial information. Whether you're reviewing fragrance oils or developing new diffuser products, understanding IFRA standards can elevate your craft and ensure safety across the board.
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Timecodes
0:00 Intro
1:01 What is IFRA
2:01 Section 10A
3:33 Recap/ Outro

[@iamboatsy]

Great job! 🎉

[@knightlightcandleco]

Thank you! 😁

[@nathanmckinley6515]

Hi, I’m new to this and wanted to try making diffusers for our market days. I’m confused about all the IFRA stuff. I have a few fragrances, Monkey Farts that says 15% skin safe and then a leather that says 0% skin safe. Can these be used in the diffuser?

[@knightlightcandleco]

Hey! So if it says 15% technically you can use it but only 15% of your diffuser recipe can be fragrance oil. The other one I would not use at all. I typically only use oils that are recommended at 25% due to my recipe and a stronger and longer lasting diffuser