Coffee Bean Element

Wake up your senses with Coffee Bean Element fragrance oil, a rich and authentic tribute to freshly roasted coffee. Smooth, realistic, and remarkably versatile, this scent delivers the cozy atmosphere of a favorite café without veering overly sweet or artificial. Developed to capture the true character of freshly roasted coffee beans, it offers a smoother, more realistic coffee experience that performs beautifully across a variety of applications.

Whether featured in gourmand collections, paired with bakery-inspired fragrances, or used to add depth to sophisticated blends, this fragrance offers a true coffee experience that makers and customers alike will recognize and appreciate.

Use Coffee Bean Element to create candles, wax melts, soap, lotion, room sprays, reed diffusers, and other home fragrance products.

Perfumer's Note

While we don't recommend this fragrance for perfume due to its low IFRA approval amount, you may still want to test in perfume. Even at the approved, low, IFRA amount, this is a strong fragrance. 

This fragrance is infused with natural essential oils.

Fragrance Family: Gourmand

Coffee Bean Element pairs best with fragrances in the Gourmand fragrance families.

Coffee Bean Element recommended blends:

• Coffee Bean Element + Condensed Milk Element
• Coffee Bean Element + Chocolate Element
• Coffee Bean Element + Praline Element + Condensed Milk Element

Suggested colors: Ivory, Tan, Chocolate

BlendingElement fragrances can be used:

• On their own for single-note products
• To compose original fragrances with other BlendingElement fragrance oils
• To enhance notes or aspects of complex fragrance oils

Fragrance Blending Resources

• Fragrance blending with BlendingElements: Learn the ins-and-outs of blending with single-note fragrances.
• Fragrance oil blending 101: Become a fragrance mixologist with our introductory article.
• Fragrance wheel: Notes, families, and how to use it: Utilize a tool to help you understand the relationship between olfactive categories. 
• Fragrance Note Glossary: Dive into our fragrance note glossary to learn even more about single notes.

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