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There are many essential oils for soap making that have beneficial properties and intoxicating aromas that I'm sure you will love. Soap-making-resource.com now offers a wide variety of quality soap making essential oils at affordable prices. Once you try making soap with these all natural fragrances, many of you will never go back! Below is a list of the essential oils for soap making that we carry.

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Allspice Essential Oil

Derived from the pimenta berry, allspice essential oil offers a spicy and slightly sweet scent with a hint of clove. It is a very popular scent for Christmas aroma combinations. This oil blends well with geranium, ginger, lavender, patchouli, ylang ylang and other spicy bases.

Name: Allspice (Pimenta Berry)
Method of distillation: Steam
Part: Berry
Country: Jamaica

1oz: $18.75
4oz: $56.00
16oz: $170.63

Allspice:

Amyris Essential Oil

Similar to benzoin, amyris essential oil offers vanilla-like undertones with some slight woody notes. It is often referred to as West Indian Sandalwood and is occasionally used as a less expensive alternative to genuine sandalwood. Amyris blends well with most wood scents including cedar wood.

Name: Amyris
Method of Distillation: Steam
Part: Wood
Country: Haiti

1oz: $7.50
4oz: $19.31
16oz: $55.91
5lbs: $260.89

Amyris:

Anise, Star Essential Oil

Derived from the root of Illicum Vernum, Anise essential oil has a sharp aroma similar to that of licorice. It does a very good job at masking scents and is therefore often used by hunters and fisherman. This essential oil for soap making is a key ingredient in fisherman's soap. It blends well with sweet orange essential oil, most spicy oils and some flowery scents like rose and lavender.

Name: Anise Oil, Star
Method of Distillation: Steam
Part: Fruit
Country: China

4oz: $7.50
16oz: $22.50
5lbs: $112.50

Anise, Star:

Basil, Sweet Essential Oil

Sweet basil essential oil has an herbal, sweet and slightly spicy aroma. Like anise, sweet basil too has a slight scent of licorice, but much more subtle. It blends well with many other essential oils for soap making including black pepper, cedarwood, eucalyptus, lemon, lime, orange, pine, rosemary and tea tree... just to name a few.

Name: Basil, Sweet
Method of Distillation: Steam
Part: Leaf
Country: USA

1oz: $7.13
4oz: $19.43
16oz: $59.93

Basil, Sweet:

Bay Oil (Rum) Essential Oil

Bay Oil (Rum) has a sweet and spicy scent adding warmth to any blend. Considering all the essential oils for soap making, this one is definitely one of the more popular for masculine scent blends. Bay Oil (Rum) combines well with cedarwood, eucalyptus, lavender, rosemary, ylang ylang, spicy oils like clove and citrus oils like sweet orange, lemon or lime.

Name: Bay Oil (Rum)
Method of Distillation: Steam
Part: Leaf
Country: Dominican Republic

4oz: $30.32
16oz: $90.00

Bay Oil (Rum):

Bergamot Essential Oil

Bergamot essential oil has a sweet citrus and partially floral aroma. Bergamot is one of those essential oils for soap making that blend well with just about anything! A must have in your soap making arsenal!

Name: Begamot
Method of Distillation: Expressed
Part: Peel
Country: China

1oz: $12.00
4oz: $37.49
16oz: $101.22

Bergamot:

Bergamot Mint Essential Oil

Bergamot mint, both floral and citric, is similar to traditional bergamot but has detectable mint notes. Bergamot mint blends well with cornmint, eucalyptus, lavender, lemon, lime, orange, peppermint, rosemary and spearmint.

Name: Bergamot Mint
Part: Herb
Country: USA

1oz: $22.05
4oz: $39.50
16oz: $109.65

Bergamot Mint:

Black Pepper Essential Oil

Black pepper essential oil is another excellent essential oil for soap making to use as a blending oil. It has a strong scent that is woody, warm and peppery! It's great for adding that certain spice to your aroma combination. Black pepper essential oil blends best with bergamot, clary sage, clove, coriander, fennel, frankincense, geranium, ginger, grapefruit, lavender, lemon, lemongrass, lime, mandarin, marjoram, myrrh, nutmeg, orange, palmarosa, patchouli, rosemary, sandalwood, tea tree, ylang ylang and many more.

Name: Pepper, Black
Part: Fruit
Country: India

1oz: $14.99
4oz: $43.13
16oz: $134.91

Black Pepper Essential Oil:

Cajeput Essential Oil

Both camphorous and faintly fruity, cajeput essential oil is wonderful for adding that certain "warmth" to your essential oil blend. Cajeput blends fantastically with clary sage, clove, lavender, nutmeg, rosemary, pine and many of the spicier essential oils for soap making.

Name: Cajeput
Part: Leaf
Country: Australia

4oz: $7.79
16oz: $21.45
5lbs: $100.10

Cajeput:

Camphor Essential Oil

Looking to add a camphorous dimension to your essential oil blend? Obviously, this oil would do it! It's a great addition for blends designed to relieve congestion and open up the airways. Camphor essential oil combines well with basil, cajeput, eucalyptus, lavender, rosemary, many of the citrus oils and many of the spice oils.

Name: Camphor Oil, White
Part: Leaf
Country: China

4oz: $7.58
16oz: $14.97
5lbs: $69.86

Camphor:

Cardamom Essential Oil

Sweet, spicy and woody, Cardamom essential oil has a very pleasing rich warmth to its scent. This is one of the essential oils for soap making that is used quite extensively in the handmade soap making industry and in my opinion is a must try for all soap makers. Cardamom essential oil blends well with bergamot, cedarwood, cinnamon, cloves, frankincense, grapefruit, litsea cubeba, mandarin, neroli, orange, patchouli, sandalwood, vetiver, ylang ylang and many more.

Name: Cardamom
Part: Seed
Country: India

1oz: $19.40
4oz: $67.77
16oz: $187.89

Cardamom:

Carrot Seed Essential Oil

Known for its beneficial skin care properties, carrot seed essential oil is used extensively in skin care applications. Unlike its name suggests; carrot seed does not smell like carrots at all! Its scent has earthy, musky and herbaceous tones with some fruit and spice notes. Carrot seed essential oil blends well with cedarwood, frankincense, geranium, lavender, rosewood and most of the spicier essential oils for soap making along with many others.

Name: Carrot Seed
Method of Distillation: Hydrodiffusion
Part: Seed
Country: France

1oz: $19.49
4oz: $58.91
16oz: $157.38

Carrot Seed:

Catnip Essential Oil

Catnip essential oil is best known for its incredible anti-bug properties. You'll absolutely love this quality essential oil for soap making in all your bug repellant creations as it has a very high percentage of nepetalactone, the active ingredient responsible for chasing away those pesky mosquitoes. Although catnip, sometimes referred to as catmint, is a part of the mint family, this essential oil's aroma is more herbaceous and floral with maybe a very, very slight hint of mint. Catnip essential oil combines well with grapefruit, lavender, lemon, marjoram, orange, rosemary and spearmint along with many others.

Name: Catnip
Method of Distillation: Steam
Part: Flowering Tops
Country: Canada

1oz: $42.00
4oz: $118.50

Catnip:

Cedar Wood Essential Oil (Blood Cedar)

Blood cedar, USA is some of the best cedar wood essential oil out there today! This cedar wood is strictly produced from the heartwood of the cedar tree offering a superb quality. With its deep woody undertone combined with a subtle sweetness and balsamic notes... It's what cedar wood always should be. Cedar wood essential oil combines well with bergamot, clary sage, cypress, eucalyptus, frankincense, neroli, oakmoss (for a masculine combination), patchouli, rosemary, sandalwood, vetiver, ylang ylang and many more.

Name: Cedar Wood, Blood
Method of Distillation: Steam
Part: Heartwood
Country: USA (Virginia)

1oz: $7.50
4oz: $11.34
16oz: $28.70
5lbs: $133.91

Cedarwood, Blood:

Chamomile (Roman) Essential Oil

Chamomile (Roman) essential oil offers a unique scent that can only be described as herbaceous, sweet and fruity with a soothing warmth and tea leaf scent all rolled into one. Chamomile (Roman) essential oil blends well with bergamot, cedarwood, clary sage, eucalyptus, grapefruit, geranium, lavender, Lemon, marjoram, neroli, oakmoss, palmarosa, rose, rosewood, tea tree and ylang ylang.

Name: Chamomile, Roman
Method of Distillation: Steam
Part: Flower
Country: USA

1oz: $72.24
4oz: $215.25

Chamomile (Roman):

Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil

Cinnamon leaf essential oil, perfect for those holiday blends, has a spicy and warm scent similar to that of cloves. Don't use too much as it can be irritating to the skin... a little goes a long way with this essential oil for soap making and is best used to spice up blends. Cinnamon leaf essential oil blends well with clove (and most other spice oils), lavender, rosemary, thyme, and many of the citrus oils including grapefruit, lemon, lime and orange.

Name: Cinnamon Leaf
Part: Leaf
Country: Ceylon

4oz: $11.19
16oz: $28.49
5lbs: $132.93

Cinnamon Leaf:

Citronella (Java) Essential Oil

Citronella essential oil for soap making is widely used as a bug repellant both in the commercial and handmade cosmetic industry. It also makes a great conditioner for oily hair and can be used as an all natural treatment for oily skin. Its scent is lightly lemon with some wood notes to it. Citronella essential oil compliments bergamot, cedarwood, geranium, lavender, lemon, orange and pine.

Name: Citronella, Java
Part: Grass
Country: Indonesia

4oz: $7.50
16oz: $23.25
5lbs: $108.50

Citronella (Java):

Clary Sage Essential Oil

Clary Sage essential oil offers an earthy aroma with fruity, floral, nutty and somewhat herbaceous notes with a hint of musk. This is one of the essential oils for soap making that can be used as a fixative in blends. Clary sage blends well with Bay, bergamot, black pepper, cardamom, cedarwood, chamomile, coriander, cypress, grapefruit, geranium, juniper, lavender, lemon, lime, mandarin, melissa, neroli, orange, patchouli, petitgrain, pine, rosewood, sandalwood, tea tree and ylang ylang... Yeah, it blends well with pretty much everything!

Name: Clary Sage
Part: Flower and Leaf
Country: USA

1oz: $7.50
4oz: $20.30
16oz: $59.63

Clary Sage:

Clementine Essential Oil

Clementine essential oil offers a sweet, fruity aroma similar to the Clementine fruit with some subtle floral notes. It blends well with most citrus essential oils including lemon, lime and orange and most floral essential oils like bergamot, geranium and lavender.

Name: Clementine
Part: Peel
Country: Italy

1oz: $8.99
4oz: $13.22
16oz: $37.50
5lbs: $175.00

Clementine:

Clove Bud Essential Oil

Clove bud essential oil smells just like actual cloves. This is a great essential oil for soap making to spice up those dull blends or improve medicinal scents. Clove bud essential oil mixes very well with bergamot, citronella, grapefruit, lavender, lemon, orange, peppermint, rosemary, vetiver and ylang ylang.

Name: Clove Bud
Method of Distillation: Steam
Part: Bud
Country: Indonesia

4oz: $13.43
16oz: $32.93
5lbs: $153.65

Clove Bud:

Coffee Essential Oil (Super Roasted, Venezuela)

This particular coffee essential oil will surely invigorate your senses! Coming out of Venezuela, It is especially strong compared to many of the other coffee essential oils out there! Because of its strength, It's a perfect coffee essential oil for soap making and should come through nicely in your finished product. This essential oil does really well by itself without blending with any other fragrances.

Name: Coffee Oil (Super Roasted)
Method of Distillation: Expressed
Part: Bean
Country: Venezuela

1oz: $22.16
4oz: $50.97
16oz: $197.58

Coffee (Super Roasted):

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