Yellow Label Rose Oil, 16 oz | Love & Romance

No flower has carried love work the way the rose has. Rose oil puts Western magic's definitive emblem of love into dressing-and-anointing form: the scent for drawing affection, sweetening feelings between people, and opening the heart that has been keeping itself closed.

AzureGreen's Yellow Label line bottles that fragrance at working scale, and this 16 oz size is the supply for practitioners who run love work as a steady practice: soap and candle makers, shop owners, and anyone who dresses candles or feeds honey jars week after week. If rose is the backbone of your love shelf, this is the bottle that ends the rationing.

Key Features of This Rose Oil

The flower of Venus itself. From Aphrodite's gardens to the Victorian language of flowers to the love sachets of modern witchcraft, the rose is the Western world's definitive love botanical, which makes this the most versatile single oil a love-working practice can keep.

A blended fragrance oil built for ritual and craft. True rose extraction takes thousands of petals for a few drops and prices accordingly; Yellow Label bottles the scent as a fragrance composition in an oil base, which is what makes a working-scale rose bottle possible, with consistency from batch to batch.

16 oz: the working practitioner's supply. This is the wholesale-scale bottle, suited to shop owners, group leaders, soap and candle makers, and practitioners who dress candles or tend sweetening jars every week. For a home-altar supply or a pocket-size first bottle, the same Yellow Label fragrance comes in 1 oz and 2-dram sizes.

Product Details

• Volume: 16 oz (1 lb)
• Brand: AzureGreen Yellow Label
• Format: Blended fragrance oil
• Fragrance reference: Rose (Rosa spp.)
• Intended use: Candle dressing, love drawing, honey jar and sweetening work, soap and candle making
• For external use only; dilute in a carrier oil before applying to skin

Ingredients

AzureGreen does not publish the full formula for its Yellow Label fragrance oils; this is a proprietary fragrance composition in an oil base. If you have specific sensitivities or skin concerns, contact Plentiful Earth before use and always patch test diluted oil first.

The Spiritual Significance

The rose was sacred to Aphrodite and Venus, and it has never let go of love's territory since. The Romans hung a rose above banquet tables to mark what was said beneath it as confidential, the origin of sub rosa, making the rose not only love's emblem but its confidant. In Wiccan herbalism the rose belongs to Venus and Water, with correspondences of love, luck, protection, and love divination.

In Hoodoo and Southern conjure, rose petals and rose oil appear throughout love-drawing and sweetening work, including the honey jars used to soften feelings between people. The Victorian language of flowers adds a tuning system the craft still uses: red for passion, pink for gentle affection, white for pure intent.

You can dress candles with this oil for love in any register, add a drop to sweetening work, or anoint letters and petitions where affection is the aim. In a love-oil shelf, rose is the draw: it ignites and opens, where neroli commits and lavender steadies.

How To Use Rose Oil

1. Dress red candles for passionate love drawing or pink candles for gentle affection and self-love, stroking the oil from base toward wick to draw the intention toward you.
2. Add a drop to a honey jar or other sweetening work, in the conjure tradition of softening feelings between two people.
3. Blend a few drops into a carrier oil, such as sweet almond, for personal anointing before dates, reconciliations, or heart-opening ritual.
4. Add a small amount to an unscented liquid soap base for a love-drawing ritual bath before occasions where you want affection to find you easily.
5. Pour into homemade candles and soaps at your supplier's recommended fragrance load to carry the intention into everything you make.

These are starting points. Love work has as many registers as love itself; let your own practice find the one that fits.

Pairs Well With

• Bulk Pink Rose Petals, 1 Lb: the botanical itself at matching scale; ring candles, fill sachets and baths, and dress sweetening jars with the petals while the oil carries the same intention in liquid form.
• Yellow Label Neroli Oil, 16 oz: the devotion to rose's passion; together they cover the full arc of love work in the same bulk format.
• Yellow Label Lavender Oil, 16 oz: the steadying third; lavender settles passionate work into peace and keeps harmony in the home once love has arrived.
• Sweet Almond Carrier Oil by Espiritu, 1 Gallon: the dilution base for skin-safe anointing blends, bath preparations, and soap batches at production volume.
• Rose Quartz Tumbled Chips, 1 lb: the love-stone companion by the pound, for ringing candles, filling charm bags, and gridding heart-centered work at the same scale as this bottle.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of oil is this?

A blended fragrance oil: a fragrance composition in an oil base, made for candle dressing, anointing, and soap and candle making. True rose extraction requires thousands of petals for a few drops, and the fragrance-oil format is what makes a working-scale bottle possible.

What is rose oil used for in folk magic?

Love in every register: drawing new affection, sweetening strained feelings, self-love work, and reconciliation. Under Venus and Water in Wiccan herbalism, rose also carries luck and protection, and it appears throughout Hoodoo love-drawing and honey jar work.

Does candle color matter with rose oil?

It tunes the working. Red leans into passion and desire, pink into gentle affection and self-love, and white into pure intent, a color logic the craft inherited partly from the Victorian language of flowers. The oil carries the rose; the color names the register.

Can I apply this oil to my skin?

Only diluted. Blend a few drops into a carrier oil such as sweet almond before any personal anointing, patch test first, and keep it away from eyes, mucous membranes, and broken skin. This is a fragrance oil for external ritual use, never for ingestion.

Should I use rose, neroli, or lavender for love work?

They divide the territory. Rose draws and ignites, the oil of attraction and the open heart. Neroli tends commitment, the orange blossom of marriage blessing. Lavender steadies, keeping peace in the home once love is established. Many practitioners keep all three and let the working choose.

How long will a 16 oz bottle last?

A very long time, since ritual applications are measured in drops. For solo practice this size can last years; it earns its place with soap and candle makers, shop owners, and practitioners who run love work weekly and want to stop rationing their supply.