# Candle & Soap Making Supplies · Manufacturer Since 2010 | Servus Collection

Servus Collection (servuscollection.com) supplies raw materials for candle, soap and cosmetic makers in the European Union: wax, wicks, dyes, fragrance oils, soap bases, carrier oils, clays and additives. It grew out of a real candle and soap workshop in Maramureș, Romania, active since 2010, and works with the same materials it sells. Servus Dolce SRL is registered as a manufacturer (CAEN 3299, manufacturing industry), not as a trading company; the SV SERVUS COLLECTION trademark is registered with the EUIPO under number 018556562.

The workshop also makes the pillar candles and room sprays sold on the site.

Shipping is with DPD to 11 EU countries: Hungary, Bulgaria, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, Greece, Germany, Austria and Italy. Prices are in euros and include Romanian VAT; companies with a valid EU VAT number, checked in VIES, are invoiced without VAT.

Free tools for makers: a wick calculator, fragrance calculators for container and pillar candles, and a CLP label calculator for our French Color & Fragrance oils.

## Product Categories

 - [Candle Making](https://www.servuscollection.com/candle-making): Candle Making is the category of candle-making supplies sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It covers candle wax sorted by material (soy, paraffin, palm, beeswax, coconut, olive, rapeseed, sunflower, shea and gel wax, candle sand and wax additives), with waxes from Cargill, Kerax and Keragreen; candle wicks (pre-waxed cotton wicks with a sustainer tab for containers, braided cotton wick for pillars, wooden wicks, round wicks for beeswax); candle dyes, including the liquid dyes from French Color & Fragrance used in the Servus workshop; and fragrance oils for candles. Servus advises choosing the type of candle before the material: a container candle needs a soft wax that holds on to the sides of the container, a moulded candle a firmer wax that shrinks and releases from the mould.
 - [Candle Wax](https://www.servuscollection.com/candle-wax): Candle Wax is the category of candle waxes sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It is sorted by material: soy, paraffin, palm, beeswax, coconut, olive, rapeseed, sunflower, shea and gel wax, including waxes from Cargill, Kerax and Keragreen. It also holds candle sand, pearled wax poured around a wick without melting, and wax additives, stearin and Kerawax 1150 flakes, which are blended into a base wax. For the waxes that are melted and poured, Servus advises choosing the container or mould version first: a container wax stays soft and holds on to the sides, a mould wax shrinks slightly and releases. The material comes second, as a trade-off stated on the data sheets: plant waxes can frost and paraffin does not, but paraffin is not plant-based; crystallised palm forms a pattern as it cools and refined palm stays smooth; beeswax is of animal origin. Servus pours soy and paraffin candles in its own workshop.
 - [Soy Wax](https://www.servuscollection.com/soy-wax): Soy Wax is the category of soy-based candle waxes sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds waxes from Cargill (NatureWax C-310, NatureWax C3), Kerax (KeraSoy Container 4130, KeraSoy Pillar 4120, KeraSoy Massage, EcoSoya Container Blend, EcoSoya Pillar Blend) and Keragreen (Container, Pillar), grouped by use: container candles, moulded candles such as pillars, figurines and wax melts, and massage candles. The brand does not tell you the technique: Kerax makes KeraSoy 4120 for moulds and KeraSoy 4130 for containers, and EcoSoya also comes in both versions. Within each pair, the measurable difference is penetration at 25 °C, according to the manufacturers’ data sheets: typically 32 dmm for KeraSoy Pillar 4120 and 60 dmm for KeraSoy Container 4130; 18 dmm for EcoSoya Pillar Blend and 40 dmm for EcoSoya Container Blend. The numbers are comparable within a pair, not across brands. Servus pours KeraSoy Pillar 4120 and KeraSoy Container 4130 in its own workshop.
 - [Paraffin Wax](https://www.servuscollection.com/paraffin-wax): Paraffin Wax is the category of paraffin candle waxes sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. All of them are for candles poured in moulds. It holds three refined paraffins, chosen by melting point: Type 2, 56/58 (melting point 56.7 °C), Type 1, 58/60 (58.7 °C), and Type 1 PLUS, 60/62 (solidification point about 60 °C); in the Servus workshop they are blended with stearin for pillars, Type 2 with 20–30 % and Type 1 PLUS with 15–20 %. It also holds Kerawax 4600, a paraffin pillar wax made by Kerax that, according to its data sheet, needs no additives, is self-releasing and takes fragrance up to 10–12 %. Paraffin gives a smooth finish that doesn’t frost, but it is not plant-based, and it is not used for containers because it shrinks as it cools.
 - [Palm Wax](https://www.servuscollection.com/palm-wax): Palm Wax is the category of palm-based candle waxes sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds two kinds of palm wax and an additive. Crystallised palm wax forms a visible crystal pattern as it cools: BWC07 for moulds, with a star-like pattern and a melting point of 60–66 °C according to its specification, BWC09 for moulds, with white, ice-like veins and a melting point of 59–63 °C, and BWC16 for containers, with an ice-like texture. Refined palm wax stays smooth: BW10110, soft, melting point 50–54 °C, and BW10610, extra soft, 45–50 °C, both for containers. Palm wax SM2000 is a fine powder, melting point 55–59 °C, used to harden paraffin or soft plant waxes rather than as a base wax. Servus advises choosing the palm wax for the shape it was made for, and cooling crystallised palm slowly, without draughts.
 - [Beeswax](https://www.servuscollection.com/beeswax): Beeswax is the category of beeswax products for candle making sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds refined beeswax in white and yellow, for candles poured into containers, and honeycomb wax sheets, natural or coloured, for candles rolled by hand. According to its data sheets, white beeswax melts at 62–67 °C and solidifies at 61–66 °C; the data sheets of both colours give no pouring temperature, fragrance temperature or fragrance load, so these are set with small test pours. The honeycomb sheets are beeswax blended with additives, not pure beeswax, sold in 1 kg packs of 10 sheets; they are warmed for a few seconds and rolled around a wick primed in melted wax. Beeswax is of animal origin.
 - [Coconut Wax](https://www.servuscollection.com/coconut-wax): Coconut Wax is the category of coconut-based candle waxes sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds two EcoCoco blends made by Kerax, mostly coconut wax with performance additives. EcoCoco Container Blend is for container candles: penetration 80–120 dmm at 25 °C, fragrance 5–12 %, melted at about 70 °C and poured at about 60 °C, according to the Kerax data sheet. EcoCoco Pillar Blend is for pillars and wax melts: typical penetration 32 dmm, congealing point 52 °C, fragrance 5–12 %, melted at about 75 °C and poured at about 65 °C. Kerax recommends fragrance developed for plant waxes and a 48-hour rest before the test burn.
 - [Olive Wax](https://www.servuscollection.com/olive-wax): Olive Wax is the category of olive-based candle waxes sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds two EcoOlive blends made by Kerax, mostly olive wax with additives for burn and scent throw. EcoOlive Container Blend is for container candles: melting point 56 °C, congealing point 40 °C, penetration 37 dmm at 25 °C, a single pour, according to its data sheet, which does not state glass adhesion. EcoOlive Pillar Blend is for pillar candles: melting point 62 °C, congealing point 55 °C, penetration 23 dmm, with a characteristic olive smell noted on its data sheet. Both take fragrance at 5–12 %, preferably fragrance developed for plant waxes, are melted at about 75 °C and poured at about 65 °C, and rest 48 hours before the test burn.
 - [Rapeseed Wax](https://www.servuscollection.com/rapeseed-wax): Rapeseed Wax is the category of rapeseed candle wax sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds Keragreen Container, a rapeseed wax for container candles, supplied as microgranules. According to its technical data sheet, it solidifies at 32–42 °C, has a penetration of 45–65 dmm at 25 °C and a light ivory colour; its data sheets give no working temperatures and no maximum fragrance load. Servus poured it at 55–60 °C into glass and metal containers at room temperature. Schreiber’s catalogue does not give its SHW pre-waxed wick series for rapeseed waxes, so the wick for this wax is found by burn testing.
 - [Sunflower Wax](https://www.servuscollection.com/sunflower-wax): Sunflower Wax is the category of sunflower candle wax sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds Keragreen Container, a sunflower wax for container candles, supplied as small white granules; its safety data sheet gives one ingredient, hydrogenated sunflower oil. According to its technical data sheet, it solidifies at 36–41 °C, melts at 46–51 °C and has a penetration of 30–50 dmm at 25 °C; the manufacturer states white candles that are easy to colour, a smooth, glossy surface, good adhesion to glass and no shrinkage or crystallisation on cooling. The data sheets give no working temperatures; Servus poured it at 55–60 °C into containers at room temperature.
 - [Shea Wax](https://www.servuscollection.com/shea-wax): Shea Wax is the category of the EcoShea candle wax sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds EcoShea Container, a vegetable-based wax made by Kerax for container candles. According to the Kerax data sheet, it has a congealing point of 36 °C, a melting point of 49 °C and a penetration of 100 dmm at 25 °C; it needs no additives other than fragrance and colour; it takes fragrance up to 10–12 %, preferably fragrance developed for plant waxes; it adheres best when poured close to its congealing point, at about 45–55 °C; and candles rest 48 hours before the test burn.
 - [Gel Wax](https://www.servuscollection.com/gel-wax): Gel Wax is the category of candle gel sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds Keragel 6066, a gel made by Kerax for transparent candles poured into containers. According to the Kerax data sheet, its viscosity at 100 °C is 300 cSt, more than 30 times that of KeraSoy Container 4130 (9.7 cSt); it gives the best clarity when poured at about 105–110 °C, takes 5–8 % fragrance, and Kerax recommends non-polar fragrance oils with a flash point of at least 77 °C. It usually needs a bigger wick than wax, and candles rest 48 hours before the test burn.
 - [Candle Sand](https://www.servuscollection.com/candle-sand): Candle Sand is the category of candle sand, or pearled wax, sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds pearled wax in small white pearls, sold in 1 kg, which is not melted or poured: the pearls go into a glass, a wick is set in them and lit, and the flame melts only a pool around the wick. In Servus burn tests, a single wooden wick opened a pool from 5.5–6 cm (straight, 90 × 10 mm) to 7–8 cm (cross, 80 × 10 mm), measured in a glass wider than the pool; the glass is chosen wider than the pool, so the pool doesn’t reach the glass. Servus scents it with a few drops of fragrance oil next to the wick, 4 to about 8, and colours the pearls beforehand with 4–8 drops of liquid dye per kg. Once cooled, the hardened pool is lifted out and the glass is topped up with new pearls and a new piece of wick.
 - [Wax Additives](https://www.servuscollection.com/wax-additives): Wax Additives is the category of candle wax additives sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds two additives that are blended into a base wax rather than poured on their own. Kerawax 1150 is a plant-based flake additive made by Kerax from palm lipids, with a melting point of about 37 °C according to its safety data sheet; in the Servus workshop it is blended at 15–20 % into KeraSoy Pillar 4120 for large pillar candles, to keep them firmer, help them release from the mould and make the surface less tacky. Stearin is an additive for pillar blends that makes the candle harder and helps it release, and in the Servus workshop also makes the blend whiter and more opaque. The proportion of either is set by testing on the final recipe.
 - [Candle Wicks](https://www.servuscollection.com/candle-wicks): Candle Wicks is the category of candle wicks sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds three families of wick, each sized differently. Pre-waxed cotton wicks with a sustainer tab, Schreiber SHW series, are for container candles and are chosen by burn diameter and height, from code 30 for a container of about 3 cm to code 100 for about 10 cm; Schreiber does not give this series for rapeseed wax. Braided cotton wicks, Schreiber SKS series, are for moulded candles, from 3x6 for 2–3 cm to 3x12 for 7–9 cm in Servus tests on stearin recipes. Wooden wicks, 0.6 mm thick, in straight, cross, wavy and round shapes, are for container candles and are chosen by width and shape, each covering a range of diameters measured in the Servus workshop; they need a metal stand, sold separately. Special Wicks No. 5 and No. 7, Schreiber RD series, are round cotton wicks the manufacturer lists for beeswax candles, for 20–40 mm and 50–80 mm poured candles respectively. Servus calibrates its container candles on a test burn: after 48–72 hours of rest, two hours without stopping, looking at the melt pool from the side of the glass. The reference is a melt pool that reaches the sides evenly without going deeper than 0.5 cm; it is a workshop reference, not a manufacturer’s figure. The two-hour reading is the first check, not the confirmation: the size is confirmed on the whole candle, burned in sessions of up to four hours.
 - [Candle Dyes](https://www.servuscollection.com/candle-dyes): Candle Dyes is the category of candle dyes sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds liquid candle dyes made by French Color & Fragrance, in 10 ml bottles and 20 ml dropper bottles, which Servus uses to colour its own candles, and solid candle dyes. In both cases the dye goes in before the fragrance. The liquid dyes are oil-based and need no dissolving step: Servus adds them to the hot wax, around 70 °C on KeraSoy soy wax, the temperature the Kerax data sheet gives for liquid dyes. The solid dyes are dissolved at 85–95 °C, at 1.0–1.5 g per kg of wax, according to the working instructions for the line; because the Kerax soy data sheets advise against holding the wax long above 85 °C, Servus dissolves them in a small portion of wax that is then added to the batch. The final shade depends on the wax, the quantity, the fragrance and the cooling, and is read on a set sample rather than on warm wax. The safety data sheets of the liquid dyes exclude soap, cosmetics and food.
 - [Fragrance Oils for Candles](https://www.servuscollection.com/fragrance-oils-for-candles): Fragrance Oils for Candles is the category of candle fragrance oils sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. The oils are made by French Color & Fragrance and sold in 50 ml bottles. Their IFRA certificates (Amendment 51) set no limit for candles, which are IFRA category 12, so the practical ceiling is the fragrance load on the wax data sheet: for example 5–10 % for KeraSoy Pillar 4120 and 10–12 % for KeraSoy Container 4130. Servus doses fragrance as a percentage of the wax weight, weighed rather than counted in drops, and adds it at the fragrance-adding temperature of the wax, with the pot off the heat. The flash point on an oil’s safety data sheet is safety information, not the temperature for adding fragrance. Each oil is a single product, also listed for soap, cosmetics and air care where Servus selected it.
 - [Handmade by us](https://www.servuscollection.com/handmade-by-us): Handmade by us is the category of finished products made by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. The workshop makes decorative candles, scented candles, soap, shampoo, bath salts and room sprays, with materials from the same range of candle, soap and air care making supplies that Servus sells. The first products listed in the category are the room sprays, under Servus Air Care: six scents in 100 ml amber glass bottles with a gold sprayer, made with French Color & Fragrance fragrance oils that Servus also sells for room sprays. Each bottle carries a CLP safety label calculated for its own scent.
 - [Servus Candles](https://www.servuscollection.com/servus-candles): Servus Candles is the category of candles made by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL, a registered manufacturer since 2010) in its own workshop in Transylvania, Romania. Its candles are in the Pillar Candles subcategory: unscented pillar candles, plain and fluted, poured and finished by hand. The category sits in Handmade by us, next to Servus Air Care, the room sprays made in the same workshop.
 - [Pillar Candles](https://www.servuscollection.com/pillar-candles): Pillar Candles is the category of unscented pillar candles made by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL, a registered manufacturer since 2010) in its own workshop in Transylvania, Romania, and finished by hand. It holds six candles in two families. The plain pillar candles are made from paraffin, stearin and palm wax, in 14 colours, with the colour running through the whole candle: the Pillar Candle, 10-25 cm (4.5, 5.5 and 7 cm in diameter, 10 to 25 cm tall, plus a 5.5 x 13 cm size) and the Pillar Candle, 30-40 cm (the same diameters, 30, 35 and 40 cm tall, with a wick of about 10 cm for securing it in a holder). The fluted pillar candles are 6 cm in diameter: the Fluted Pillar Candle in 10-25 cm (11 colours) and 30-40 cm (14 colours), from the same paraffin blend, and the Fluted Soy Wax Pillar Candle in Ivory Natural, also in 10-25 cm and 30-40 cm, from soy wax firmed with a harder plant wax. Coloured candles are made to order. Guide burn times are about 10 to 15 hours per 5 cm of height, depending on the diameter. The category sits under Servus Candles, in Handmade by us.
 - [Servus Air Care](https://www.servuscollection.com/servus-air-care): Servus Air Care is the category of air care products made by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL) in its own workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. The first products listed are room sprays, in the Room Spray subcategory: six scents in 100 ml amber glass bottles with a gold sprayer, made with French Color & Fragrance fragrance oils that Servus also uses in its candles and sells to makers. Each scent has its own CLP classification, shown on its product page. Further air care products are added to the category as they are listed.
 - [Room Spray](https://www.servuscollection.com/room-spray): Room Spray is the category of room sprays made by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL) in its own workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. Each room spray, or room fragrance, is made with a French Color & Fragrance fragrance oil, the same oils Servus uses in its candles and sells to makers, and comes in a 100 ml amber glass bottle with a gold sprayer. The scents are Lavender, Rose, Black Cherry, Fresh Linen, Vanilla and a citrus and patchouli scent on a musk base. It is sprayed into the air, towards the middle of the room, 2–3 times, and not on skin, pillows, bed linen, delicate fabrics, varnished surfaces or animals. Each scent has its own CLP classification, shown in full on its product page. The category sits under Servus Air Care, in Handmade by us.
 - [Soap & Cosmetic Making](https://www.servuscollection.com/soap-cosmetic-making): Soap & Cosmetic Making is the category of soap and cosmetic making supplies sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle and soap workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It covers melt and pour soap bases and solid syndet bases for face, body and shampoo made by Stephenson; bases for bath salts and bath caviar; opaque liquid colorants for soap and cosmetics for external use; fragrance oils whose IFRA certificate allows soap; cosmetic clays; dried flowers and botanicals; refined carrier oils; and cosmetic additives such as glitter, scrub and a solubiliser. A melt and pour base is already saponified: it is melted, coloured, scented, poured and can be used the same day, without handling lye or curing. A syndet base is not soap: it is a solid cleansing base made without SLS and SLES. Candle dyes are not used for soap: the safety data sheet of the Servus liquid candle dyes excludes them from cosmetics, so soap and skin care use the colorants from this category.
 - [Soap & Cosmetic Bases](https://www.servuscollection.com/soap-cosmetic-bases): Soap & Cosmetic Bases is the category of ready-made bases for soap, cosmetics and bath products sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds six melt and pour soap bases made by Stephenson in 1 kg blocks (Crystal ST, clear; Crystal WST, white and opaque; Natural Transparent, high in glycerin; Natural HF, without fragrance or colour; Goat’s Milk; Crystal Shea, with shea butter), all containing SLES, with a pH of 9–10.5; two Stephenson syndet bases, which are not soap and are made without SLS and SLES, Syndet Base Face & Body and Syndet Base Shampoo, both with a pH of 5.0–6.0 in a 5% solution according to their certificates of analysis; a sea salt base without additives or anti-caking agents; and a bath caviar base made with urea.
 - [Soap & Cosmetic Colorants](https://www.servuscollection.com/soap-cosmetic-colorants): Soap & Cosmetic Colorants is the category of colorants for soap and cosmetics sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds opaque liquid colorants in ten colours (white, black, blue, yellow, orange, red, pink, purple, brown and olive green) in 50 ml bottles. According to their safety data sheets, they are water-based, with pigments that differ by colour and the preservatives benzyl alcohol and dehydroacetic acid, and are meant for cosmetic products for external use, such as melt and pour soap, liquid soap, bath salts and bath caviar. White is used to even out a base and to make pastels. These colorants are separate from the Servus candle dyes, whose safety data sheet excludes them from cosmetics.
 - [Fragrance Oils for Soap & Cosmetics](https://www.servuscollection.com/fragrance-oils-for-soap-cosmetics): Fragrance Oils for Soap & Cosmetics is the category of fragrance oils for soap and cosmetics sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. The oils are made by French Color & Fragrance and each has an IFRA certificate (Amendment 51) with separate limits per use: category 9 for rinse-off products such as soap, shower gel and shampoo, and category 5A for body creams. The two limits do not follow each other: Orange is limited to 4.69 % in soap and 0.61 % in body cream, while Egyptian Musk is limited to 6.33 % in soap and 14.33 % in body cream. The list is a Servus selection: it includes oils whose soap limit is at least 3 % and leaves out functional home fragrances and gourmand scents kept for candles. Each oil is a single product, also listed for candles and, where allowed, for air care.
 - [Cosmetic Clays](https://www.servuscollection.com/cosmetic-clays): Cosmetic Clays is the category of cosmetic clays sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds five clays in 50 g packs: white clay (kaolin, INCI Kaolin), yellow, red and green clays (illite) and pink clay (a blend of illite and kaolin). According to their product pages, they are fine mineral powders without preservatives, for cosmetic products for external use such as cold process soap, melt and pour soap and face masks. The product pages advise dispersing the clay in a little oil or liquid before adding it to soap, note that too much clay can slightly reduce the lather, and advise mixing it with water or a floral water for masks rather than using it as a dry powder.
 - [Carrier Oils](https://www.servuscollection.com/carrier-oils): Carrier Oils is the category of refined vegetable oils for soap and cosmetics sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds five oils in 50 ml bottles: sweet almond (Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil), apricot kernel (Prunus Armeniaca Kernel Oil), grapeseed (Vitis Vinifera Seed Oil), castor (Ricinus Communis Seed Oil) and wheat germ (Triticum Vulgare Germ Oil). According to their product pages, almond and apricot kernel oil are mostly oleic acid, grapeseed and wheat germ oil mostly linoleic acid, and castor oil 85–92 % ricinoleic acid and very viscous. Sweet almond, castor and wheat germ oil conform to the European Pharmacopoeia.
 - [Dried Flowers & Botanicals](https://www.servuscollection.com/dried-flowers-botanicals): Dried Flowers & Botanicals is the category of dried plant materials for soap and cosmetics sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds lavender flowers (lavandin, Lavandula hybrida), rose petals (Rosa centifolia), seaweed (Fucus vesiculosus), green anise, witch hazel leaf (Hamamelis virginiana), orange peel, lemon peel and liquorice root, most in 50 g packs. According to their product pages, they are sold as raw plant materials, not as certified cosmetic ingredients, and without therapeutic or dermatological claims. The uses differ by plant: lavandin flowers in soap, scrubs and bath salts; seaweed in soap, masks and scrubs; green anise in soap and scrubs; witch hazel leaf in soap, masks and, as an infusion, toners; orange peel in soap, scrubs and masks; rose petals in soap, scrubs, bath salts and masks; lemon peel in soap, scrubs and masks; liquorice root in soap, masks, creams and lotions.
 - [Cosmetic Additives](https://www.servuscollection.com/cosmetic-additives): Cosmetic Additives is the category of additives for handmade soap and cosmetics sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds gold and silver mica glitter in 10 g packs (the silver with INCI Mica (and) Titanium Dioxide, the gold with Mica (and) Titanium Dioxide (and) CI 77491), which the product pages describe as mineral mica rather than plastic glitter; an apricot kernel scrub in a 50 g pack (INCI Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Seed Powder, grain 300–400 µm); and a solubiliser (INCI PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Trideceth-9, Propylene Glycol, Aqua) that helps mix fragrance oil and opaque liquid colorants into bath salts, bath caviar, liquid soap and light lotions and creams; its product page gives the method of mixing it 1:1 with the fragrance oil, adding the colorant, and then stirring the blend into the base.
 - [Air Care Making](https://www.servuscollection.com/air-care-making): Air Care Making is the category of supplies for making room sprays and reed diffusers sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds Diffusol M, a base from French Color & Fragrance for pump room sprays and reed diffusers, and two lists of fragrance oils: one for room sprays and one for reed diffusers. Each fragrance oil has separate IFRA limits for each use, category 10B for room sprays and category 10A for reed diffusers; for Orange, for example, they are 17.24 % and 4.69 %. The reed diffuser list is a Servus selection of oils whose category 10A limit is at least 15 %; it is not an IFRA requirement. Diffusol M is classified as an eye irritant (H319); a finished spray or diffuser that is 10 % or more Diffusol M takes over that classification under CLP, so its label carries the exclamation-mark pictogram, “Warning” and H319, plus the hazards of the fragrance oil at its dose.
 - [Diffuser Base](https://www.servuscollection.com/diffuser-base): Diffuser Base is the category of bases for reed diffusers and room sprays sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It holds Diffusol M, a base made by French Color & Fragrance for reed diffusers and pump room sprays, sold in 500 ml. According to its safety data sheet, its main ingredient is 3-methoxy-3-methyl-1-butanol, at 50–100 %, and it is classified as an eye irritant (H319); a finished diffuser or spray that is 10 % or more Diffusol M takes over that classification under CLP. How much fragrance oil goes into it is set by the oil’s IFRA certificate: category 10A for reed diffusers, category 10B for room sprays. The percentage is counted on the weight of the finished product.
 - [Fragrance Oils for Room Spray](https://www.servuscollection.com/fragrance-oils-for-room-spray): Fragrance Oils for Room Spray is the category of fragrance oils for pump room sprays sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. All the oils in it are made by French Color & Fragrance and sold in 50 ml bottles; each is a single product, also listed for candles and, where Servus selected it, for other uses. Each has an IFRA certificate with a separate limit for each use; for room sprays the relevant one is category 10B. The limit for a room spray can differ from the limit for a reed diffuser, category 10A: for Black Cherry they are 22.62 % and 3.58 %. The list is a Servus selection for room sprays, not an IFRA requirement. The percentage is counted on the weight of the finished spray. The base Servus sells for pump room sprays is Diffusol M, in the Diffuser Base category.
 - [Fragrance Oils for Reed Diffusers](https://www.servuscollection.com/fragrance-oils-for-reed-diffusers): Fragrance Oils for Reed Diffusers is the category of fragrance oils for reed diffusers sold by Servus Collection (Servus Dolce SRL), a candle workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. All the oils in it are made by French Color & Fragrance and sold in 50 ml bottles; each is a single product, also listed for candles and, where Servus selected it, for other uses. Each has an IFRA certificate with a separate limit for each use; for reed diffusers the relevant one is category 10A. The limit for a reed diffuser can differ from the limit for a room spray, category 10B: for Jasmine they are 30.66 % and 7.14 %. The list is a Servus selection of oils whose category 10A limit is at least 15 %; it is not an IFRA requirement and not a recommended dose. The percentage is counted on the weight of the finished diffuser. The base Servus sells for reed diffusers is Diffusol M, in the Diffuser Base category.
 - [News](https://www.servuscollection.com/news): News lists the products most recently added to Servus Collection (servuscollection.com), the online shop of Servus Dolce SRL, a candle and soap workshop in Transylvania, Romania, registered as a manufacturer since 2010. It brings together new candle, soap and cosmetic making materials and new pieces made in the Servus workshop; each product is also listed in its own category.