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Year-round fragrances: how to build a stable studio offer

Seasonal collections attract attention, but year-round fragrances pay the bills. Items with constant demand allow you to plan production in advance, buy raw materials in larger quantities, and avoid being left with stock that needs to be discounted after the season.

The principle of a core and seasonal additions

A proven offer structure consists of a permanent core and variable additions. The core is built by classics: clean cotton, lavender, coconut, rose, and vanilla, which are fragrances that customers recognize without explanation. Seasonal collections are built around them, attracting new customers and increasing sales at peak times, but they do not have to be in stock all year round.

How much to keep in stock

For items in this collection, it pays to maintain a safety stock, because the absence of a classic hurts more than the absence of a novelty. A good practice is to calculate consumption from the last three months and keep a supply for the next month of production, with a reserve for delivery time. For seasonal fragrances, such a reserve makes no sense, as demand ends with the season.

A safe start for a new studio

If you are just building your offer, start with three or four items from this collection, instead of buying a little of everything. Fewer fragrances mean fewer wick and dosing trials, faster achievement of repeatable quality, and simpler labeling. You will expand the collection when you know what sells in your channel.

Documentation without surprises

All essential oils in this collection have complete documentation: an IFRA certificate, a safety data sheet, and an allergen list for the CLP label. They work in both natural and paraffin waxes.