fall fragrance oils

Our fall fragrance oils evoke memories of autumn gatherings spent with friends and family.

Find the perfect fall fragrance

Let us help you find the best fall fragrances. Whether you're seeking a spiced apple scent, a woodsy campfire note, or rich coffee fragrance, our fall fragrance oils have you covered.

Still can't decide? Let us help you narrow down your choices with our Fragrance Oil Finder.

Common questions

Fall fragrance oils are incredibly versatile! You can use them in soaps, wax melts, room sprays, reed diffusers, and more to fill every corner of your home with autumn aromas.

When selecting scents, review each fragrance's IFRA certificate to confirm it's safe for the intended product. Also, think about the spaces where your products will be used to ensure the fragrance matches the desired experience.

Yes! Blending fall fragrance oils like cinnamon, clove, vanilla, and apple can create beautiful, layered scents for candles, wax melts, and other projects.

Blending fragrances also allows you to customize scents and create unique candle aromas. Plus, it's a fun way to be creative with fragrance.

When considering which fragrance blends to experiment with, start with scents you already know. Understanding how a single fragrance performs will help you refine your desired blend more effectively. So go ahead, experiment and have fun creating unique fall fragrances!

For more information on how to get started, check out our article on Blending Fragrance Oils.

Popular fall fragrance oils include Pumpkin Spice Buttercream, Autumn Glow, Apples and Maple Bourbon, Cinnamon Chai, Campfire Marshmallow, Cranberry Woods, and Bonfire Embers. These scents evoke warmth, coziness, and the nostalgia of autumn gatherings.

fall fragrance oils

Find the perfect fall fragrance

Almond Macaron.

Apple Ginger Spritz.

Apple Element.

Apple Harvest.

Apples and Maple Bourbon.

Autumn Glow.

Banana Nut Bread.

Black Currant Absinthe.

Black Violet and Saffron.

Blue Spruce.

Bonfire Embers.

Brandied Pear.

Brown Sugar and Fig.

Butterscotch and Bourbon.

Campfire Marshmallow.

Caramel Apple.

Caramel Popcorn.

Cashmere Plum.

Cashmere Pumpkin.

Chamomile Tea (Discontinued).

Cinnamon and Vanilla.

Cinnamon Chai.

Cinnamon Stick.

Coffee Shop.

Cranberry Apple Marmalade.

Cranberry Prosecco.

Cranberry Woods.

Creme Brulee.

Dark Orchard.

Dry Gin and Cypress.

Evergreen and Apple.

Fallen Leaves.

Fireside.

Foraged Red Currant.

Forest Chai.

Gilded Apple.

Ginger and Spice.

Golden Churro.

Hansel and Gretel's House.

Harvest Moon.

Hot Apple Pie.

Iced Gingersnap.

Lavender Embers.

Macintosh Apple.

Maple Leaf and Acorn.

Maple Walnut Pancakes.

Midnight Tiramisu.

Mint White Chocolate Ganache (Discontinued).

Mountain Pine.

Nutmeg Shortbread.

Orange Pomander.

Orchard Pear.

Patchouli and Pepita.

Pear Mascarpone.

Peppermint and Eucalyptus.

Pomegranate Cider.

Pumpkin Caramel Crunch.

Pumpkin Chai.

Pumpkin Pie.

Pumpkin Souffle.

Pumpkin Spice Buttercream.

Sage and Cypress.

Salted Caramel and Oud.

Smoke Element.

Snickerdoodle.

Spiced Honey and Tonka.

Strudel and Spice.

Sugar Pine and Patchouli.

Sweet Potato Souffle.

Toasted Pumpkin Spice.

Uncharted.

Wassail.

Common questions

What are the best uses for fall fragrance oils besides candles?

Can I blend different fall fragrance oils together?

What are the most popular fall fragrance oils for candles and home products?