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EWG Compliant Fragrance Oils
Our EWG compliant fragrance oils are finished compositions — top, heart and base already in place — formulated by perfumer Cécile Hua, for clean beauty, skincare and personal care that answer to EWG guidelines. Each one is built from materials chosen against the ingredient criteria the Environmental Working Group publishes, so a brand selling into a clean-beauty retailer or a verified line can scent its product with a sheet to show for it. Every oil is available by the ounce or pound with no minimum, no lead time. Tell us what you're making, or browse.
Cashmere Wood
Honey Milk
Adirondack
Sunkiss
Yuzu Forest
Provençal
Desert Rose
Unbroken
Huckleberry
Hanami
Tropidelic
Seascape
Vanillamour
Cabane
Redwood
Wild Peach
Jardin D'Hiver
Eau De Rose
Gingerwood
Cirrus
Ocean Skies
Carnival
Arctica
Pathfinder
Sunbeam
Succulent
Superbloom
Orchard
Mango Blossom
Venezia
Madeleine
Chlorophyll
Urban Zen
Clemenpine
Boudoir
BotanicaWhat EWG alignment means for a fragrance
EWG rates ingredients, not finished fragrances. An EWG compliant fragrance oil is one composed only from materials that clear its ingredient criteria, so the fragrance line on your ingredient list carries no material a reviewer would flag. Every oil on this page was composed that way from the first draft, and its allergen statement and Safety Data Sheet say what is in it.
Your ceiling, on every oil
Alignment with EWG guidelines says what an oil is made of; its IFRA sheet says how much of it a lotion, a serum or a soap may carry. That figure sits on the oil's page beside its flash point and its allergen statement, and the table further down lists it for all 36 for when you're comparing.
Common questions
Does EWG certify a fragrance oil?
No. EWG rates ingredients and verifies finished products. These oils are composed from materials that clear EWG's ingredient criteria, which is what a verified product's formulator needs from the fragrance line. The oil's allergen statement and Safety Data Sheet are the documents a reviewer reads.
Can I use one in an EWG Verified product?
Brands do. The verification is yours, on the finished product; the fragrance contributes its materials, each one chosen against EWG's criteria, and its documents. If your reviewer asks for a statement we do not post, ask for it through document request.
How much can I use in a lotion or a serum?
The oil's IFRA sheet gives the maximum for body lotion and for face products; the table further down lists both for every oil here. The typical starting rates are on our Fragrance Oil Calculator.
Are these also phthalate-free, vegan and cruelty-free?
Every oil we make is. The claims each oil carries are on its page under its documents, and our standards page lists every claim with the oils behind it.
Which allergens will I have to declare?
Each oil's allergen statement lists the EU Annex III allergens it contains and their share, so your label follows from your dosage. The table further down shows how many each oil declares.
Can you compose one for our brand to these criteria?
Yes. Private Stock composes an original fragrance to your brief, and the brief can say which ingredient criteria it must clear.
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Who makes these oils
Every oil here carries the name of the perfumer who composed it. Our perfumers are a small, hand-picked group who work to one standard, set by Cécile Hua. Each oil is compounded in the United States to its reference, checked batch by batch, and released with a Certificate of Analysis.
Every oil's numbers for EWG-aligned products
Each figure is transcribed from the oil's own documents as served on its page on October 27, 2026: the IFRA 51st Amendment Regulatory Data Sheet (the maximum the oil may be used at in each product category, and the EU Annex III allergens it declares) and the Safety Data Sheet (flash point). An IFRA maximum is the ceiling for that category, not a usage recommendation; the typical rates brands start from are published on our Fragrance Oil Calculator. A dash means the sheets do not give that figure.
| Oil | Lotion max IFRA cat 5A |
Face max IFRA cat 5B |
Soap max IFRA cat 9 |
Perfume max IFRA cat 4 |
Flash point | Allergens declared | Documents |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adirondack | 12.76% | 1.75% | 15.83% | 40% | 194.82 °F | 6 | IFRA · SDS |
| Botanica | 17.19% | 0.83% | 7.59% | 19.19% | ≥ 212 °F | 9 | IFRA · SDS |
| Boudoir | 16.89% | 0.82% | 7.46% | 18.86% | ≥ 212 °F | 9 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Cashmere Wood | 12.75% | 1.4% | 6% | 40% | 185.7 °F | 5 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Chlorophyll | 9% | 1.4% | 4.6% | 19% | 177.1 °F | 10 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Cirrus | 25% | 25% | 25% | 40% | ≥ 212 °F | — | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Clemenpine | 7.49% | 1.19% | 10.79% | 8.33% | 184.5 °F | 8 | IFRA · SDS |
| Desert Rose | 12.75% | 1.4% | 6% | 40% | 211.5 °F | 5 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Eau de Rose | 20.66% | 1.66% | 8.66% | 40% | 193.1 °F | 8 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Gingerwood | 11.6% | 1.86% | 8% | 40% | 182.94 °F | 13 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Hanami | 10.75% | 1.52% | 3.5% | 40% | 202.8 °F | 10 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Honey Milk | 5.57% | 2.52% | 10.8% | 21.75% | ≥ 212 °F | 10 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Huckleberry | 13.75% | 7.7% | 15% | 40% | 184.5 °F | 10 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Ocean Skies | 12% | 3.06% | 5.96% | 40% | 152.2 °F | 10 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Arctica | 5.61% | 2.52% | 16.4% | 22.47% | 141.54 °F | 7 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Cabane | 4.32% | 4.32% | 10% | 10% | ≥ 212 °F | 9 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Carnival | 25% | 25% | 25% | 40% | 139.56 °F | 3 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Jardin d'Hiver | 25% | 25% | 25% | 40% | 138.48 °F | 7 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Madeleine | 9.24% | 9.24% | 25% | 36.96% | 134.34 °F | 8 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Mango Blossom | 12.49% | 10.71% | 25% | 12.49% | 162.96 °F | 10 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Orchard | 1.88% | 1.23% | 14.46% | 7.37% | 193.5 °F | 11 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Pathfinder | 14.61% | 14.61% | 25% | 40% | 166.56 °F | 7 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Provençal | 11.49% | 11.49% | 25% | 40% | 137.94 °F | 12 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Redwood | 10.23% | 10.23% | 25% | 40% | 159.36 °F | 13 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Succulent | 7.58% | 7.58% | 25% | 30.34% | 140.46 °F | 6 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Sunkiss | 18% | 11.45% | 25% | 18% | 135.96 °F | 7 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Superbloom | 25% | 6.17% | 25% | 40% | 152.1 °F | 10 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Wild Peach | 24.87% | 24.87% | 25% | 24.87% | 137.1 °F | 10 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Plant-Based Yuzu Forest | 5.61% | 5.61% | 25% | 22.44% | 101.4 °F | 6 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Seascape | 17.22% | 1.33% | 12.08% | 30.52% | 175.38 °F | 11 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Sunbeam | 13.25% | 2.5% | 13% | 40% | 198.42 °F | 10 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Tropidelic | 18.99% | 5.6% | 24% | 40% | 198.9 °F | 8 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Unbroken | 20.26% | 20.26% | 25% | 40% | ≥ 212 °F | 7 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Urban Zen | 7.78% | 2.62% | 10.65% | 40% | 183.48 °F | — | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Vanillamour | 17.2% | 0.84% | 7.6% | 19.2% | ≥ 212 °F | 5 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
| Venezia | 6.54% | 6.54% | 25% | 26.54% | ≥ 212 °F | 13 | IFRA · SDS · Allergens |
Can these oils go into other products?
Yes. The same oil scents a candle, a soap, a lotion, a perfume or a room, within the ceiling its IFRA sheet gives for that product category. The sheet lists all twelve categories; the table above carries the ones this page's brands read first.
Are they suited to a small launch and a larger one?
Both. Buy by the ounce to test and by the pound to produce, with no minimum and no lead time. Every batch is compounded to the same reference and released with its Certificate of Analysis, so what you sampled is what you scale.
Where do I find the IFRA and SDS documents?
On each oil's page, dated, and linked in the table above: the IFRA sheet, the Safety Data Sheet and the allergen statement. For a combined file or a document not shown there, use our document request page. To read further, our fragrance education pages.
What brands tell us
Verified buyers, in their own words on the oil's page; the newest first.
- Vanillamour · Nat W. · September 2026 · made personal care, CP soap · “This is a very elegant vanilla fragrance, perfect for wearing at night. However, it discolored my soap, so it may be better suited for candles.”
- Boudoir · Robin S. · September 2026 · made personal care, candles, cosmetics, laundry & cleaning · “I can't keep my body wash, lotion and oils in stock! Everyone LOVES this fragrance! One of my customers says that he burns this candle to get rid of the fish smells when he cooks, lol!”
- Cashmere Wood · Twila S. · September 2026 · made personal care · “New favorite in my line up. Men love this. I actually combined this with another scent and it elevates the experience.”
- Adirondack · ROBIN L. V. · August 2026 · made personal care, CP soap · “The smell is like heaven on earth. I used this in CP soap and it worked amazingly well. It accelerated normally and I was able to layer my soap mold with fall colors with no issues.”
- Cirrus · Ezinwanne U. · August 2026 · made personal care, perfume · “This smells so divine, I’m surprised this doesn’t have more ratings. It smells like a light creamy musk, but not like a sweet gourmand and I’m very pleased about that.”
- Chlorophyll · Robin M. · August 2026 · made personal care · “It is not exactly what I think of as chlorophyl but it is lovely.”
- Boudoir · Daniel C. · July 2026 · made candles · “Oh my God this is so beautiful. I had to style it right away. Your fragranced candles are so sensuous that I have smelled and I’ve smelled a lot of candles in my time.”
- Gingerwood · N W. · July 2026 · made personal care · “Absolutely love this fragrance oil! It's a sophisticated unisex scent that appeals to both men and women. The more I work with it, the more I appreciate its depth and complexity.”