Article updated on 30/12/25. This article is written in line with French and European standards, while occasionally touching on aspects specific to other countries. Local adjustments may therefore be needed depending on the jurisdiction.
With the BOOST range, fragrances used at a 1% dosage do not require a UFI declaration for your candles. This makes it easier to place your scented creations on the market, as CLP labelling is then limited solely to the mandatory regulatory information.
We are proud to offer you this revolutionary range. Exclusive to Terre de Bougies, it lets you optimise your yield by multiplying your production by 10. None of the fragrances in the range is subject to UFI declaration, and CLP labelling is greatly simplified. Here are all the details.
Get an optimal scent throw at a lower cost
The promise of our BOOST range is to help you make significant savings on your homemade scented creations. Our 1% fragrances rival classic fragrances used at 10%, with a very similar scent throw, for a much lower cost. You can therefore make 10 times as many candles with the same quantity of fragrance.
In practical terms, you can make 30 candles with just 30 mL of fragrance, which represents a saving of €40.50 at the launch price for 30 candles of 100 mL each, compared with classic fragrances used at 10%.
Simplified regulations, with no confusion
These fragrances are an innovative solution for designing quality candles while considerably reducing regulatory constraints. At a 1% dosage, no fragrance in the Boost range requires a UFI declaration or complex CLP labelling.
They can be used to scent different types of creations, not just candles or wax melts. In particular, they can be used to make solid soaps or certain cosmetic creations, provided you comply with the conditions of use and the regulations specific to those products. However, if you want to use them to make liquid soaps, washing-up liquid or other household products, these products fall under the specific regulations for detergents.
It is important to point out that this does not mean no CLP labelling at all, but simplified labelling. At this concentration, the fragrances do not trigger any classification requiring hazard (H) statements. The label is therefore limited to the general mandatory information set out in the regulations: you must still state the product name, the weight or volume, and your full contact details as the person responsible for placing the product on the market. If allergens are present and must be declared, the EUH208 statement must also appear.
At a 1% dosage, any candle or wax melt scented with one of the following fragrances benefits from simplified labelling:
- Oud wood
- Choco pistachio
- Christmas tree
- Cotton flower
- Marshmallow flower
- Wild berries
- Iris and lavender
- Monoï
- White musk
- Orange blossom
- Gingerbread
- Red fruits
- Spiced apple
- Rhubarb spritz
- Solar vanilla
- Hazelnut burst
List aligned with the collection on 17/09/2026.
The safety data sheet may nevertheless include certain precautionary statements, such as P101 or P103, although adding them to the label remains optional. Where relevant, we recommend adding precautionary statement P102, even though it is not mandatory.
Key takeaways
The BOOST range from Terre de Bougies stands out as a particularly cost-effective solution for scented candle makers. It lets you multiply your production while maintaining high scent quality, with a smaller investment. On top of this comes a simplified regulatory framework, with no UFI declaration at 1% and CLP labelling limited to the strictly mandatory information. It is an ideal way to secure your business, gain peace of mind and optimise your costs, while staying compliant with current regulations. If you would like to know more about the UFI process, read our dedicated guide.
