A worked example
216 g combined weight at 8% of wax = 200 g wax + 16 g fragrance. The fragrance is 7.407% of the combined weight.
Split a target combined fill weight into wax and fragrance, with fragrance expressed as a percentage of wax.
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Wax = combined weight ÷ (1 + load ÷ 100). Fragrance = combined weight − wax.
Wax to prepare
200 gEnter a weight, not the jar’s fluid-ounce volume. The percentage is your input, not a recommended or certified fragrance limit. Follow the wax and fragrance supplier limits and test the finished product.
Wax = combined weight ÷ (1 + load ÷ 100). Fragrance = combined weight − wax.
216 g combined weight at 8% of wax = 200 g wax + 16 g fragrance. The fragrance is 7.407% of the combined weight.
Enter a weight, not the jar’s fluid-ounce volume. The percentage is your input, not a recommended or certified fragrance limit. Follow the wax and fragrance supplier limits and test the finished product.
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