Looking for fragrance oil suppliers in India? There are hundreds of them, from Delhi trading houses to factories that distil their own oils. The real differences show up in the paperwork, the type of oils they make and how easily they can ship to you.
This guide gives you a quick checklist first, then six Indian suppliers worth a look, plus one overseas option. Every detail below comes from each supplier's own website, checked on 26 October 2026.
Quick checklist: what to look for
- IFRA certificate: it shows the maximum safe amount of an oil for each product type. One oil can be fine in a candle and limited on skin. Our guide to IFRA categories explains how to read it.
- SDS and CoA: you need them for safe handling, your own labels and any export paperwork.
- Fragrance oil or essential oil: many Indian suppliers sell both. Ask which one you are buying, because they behave very differently in wax and soap.
- Samples: test a few oils in your own wax, soap or perfume base before you buy in bulk.
- Pack sizes: check the smallest and largest pack, so you can start small and scale up with the same supplier.
Best fragrance oil suppliers in India
1. VedaOils
VedaOils was founded in 2018 and has its corporate office in Gurugram, Haryana. Alongside essential oils, it sells a large fragrance oil range plus soap and candle making supplies. It lists GC reports, CoA, MSDS and IFRA reports among its documents, offers bulk orders and private label work, sells smaller packs for small businesses and says it delivers to more than 100 countries.
2. Moksha Lifestyle
Moksha Lifestyle is a manufacturer and exporter with its corporate office in Delhi and a factory in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. It makes essential oils, carrier oils, fragrance oils and hydrosols in packs from 100 ml to 5 litres. It runs in house testing for every batch, offers private labelling and ships worldwide.
3. BMV Fragrances
BMV Fragrances was founded in 1990 in New Delhi and moved to Greater Noida in 2010. It is a good fit for perfume brands and perfumers, with perfumery bases, natural absolutes and reconstituted oils, and a quality control lab with GCMS testing. It also exhibits at international perfumery events, including in Dubai and Grasse.
4. Giva Agro
Giva Agro is a manufacturer based in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. Its fragrance oil range has around seventy house fragrances for candles, diffusers, soap, personal care and incense, or a scent developed to your own brief. It supplies an EU allergen declaration, confirms the IFRA category for your use at quotation and packs from 1 kg bottles up to 180 kg drums.
5. Seth Trading Company
Seth Trading Company is a Delhi fragrance manufacturer that has been making fragrances since 1994. It covers agarbatti and incense, attars, room fresheners, candle compounds and soap fragrances, and says it exports to more than 30 countries. CoA, MSDS and IFRA certificates are available on request.
6. Rakesh Sandal Industries
Rakesh Sandal Industries has been making and exporting natural products since 1972, from a factory in central India. Its range covers essential oils, spice oils, Indian attars and absolutes, which suits makers who want traditional Indian notes. It is recognised as a Star Export House by the Government of India.
7. Aroma Labs (overseas option, ships from Dubai)
If you are open to buying from outside India, Aroma Labs makes fragrance oils in Dubai and ships worldwide. In stock oils have no minimum order, and packs run from 100 ml to 50 kg, so you can start small and scale up. 10 ml samples cost AED 45, and IFRA, SDS and CoA documents are available on request.
You can browse the full fragrance oil range or email ankit@aromalabs.store with questions. Before ordering from any overseas supplier, check delivery times and import charges for your own address. Our guide on buying fragrance oils from an overseas supplier covers what to ask.
How to pick the right one
Start with what you make. Candle makers want strong hot and cold throw. Soap and skincare makers need oils whose IFRA certificate allows skin use at the level they plan to use. Attar and perfume makers often want natural absolutes and perfumery bases.
Then order samples from two or three suppliers, test them in the same base, and compare the results side by side. The best supplier is the one whose oils work in your product, with documents you can rely on.
Buying in another country? See our roundups of fragrance oil suppliers in the UK, USA and Australia.
FAQ
Do Indian fragrance oil suppliers provide IFRA certificates?
Established suppliers do, usually on request or at quotation. If a supplier cannot send an IFRA certificate and SDS for the oil you want, look elsewhere.
Is a fragrance oil the same as an attar?
No. A traditional attar is usually made from natural materials, often in a sandalwood oil base, while a fragrance oil is a blended scent built to perform in a product such as a candle or soap.
How much should I buy first?
Start with samples or the smallest pack, run your test batches, then move to bulk once you are happy with the scent and performance.
