Description
Tested 6/28/18 in a recipe of 33% lye solution with 5% superfat at 75 degrees. Recipe is 35% olive, 35% organic and sustainable palm, 20% coconut, and 10% castor. No acceleration. Soaped perfectly.
- Acceleration in Cold Process: No
- Discoloration in Cold Process: Dark purple
IFRA/SDS/Allergen
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| Phthalate Free | Yes |
| Soap Use Rate | 6% |
| Lotion Use Rate | 2% |
| Flashpoint | 200° |
| Vanillin | 0% |
| Candle Use Rate | 10% |
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I got mostly mint, thyme and lavender when sampling this in CP soap. I loved how fresh and herbal it was overall, it behaved extremely well in cp soap and despite the discoloration I was still able to work in some colors other than purple that made the color of the entire bar work regardless.
I was so blown away on this one. I use a competitor's mica with this scent, and I saw this scent change a shamrock green to a mind-boggling maroon and I loved it! I bought more because I want to experiment and see what else can happen.
This fragrance oil was fun to work with especially since I forgot that it can turn soap purple and before my eyes, once it was in the mold, indeed the color did start changing from light to very dark purple. The fragrance is amazing with all the notes coming through.. Mint, tarragon, thyme, sage etc. making this a very pleasing herbal fragrance not overpowering. I will definitely get this again and just try and remember not to use so many other colors in the soap since it does impart it’s own beautiful color… in the end it did turn even darker than it did in the picture shown!
This FO is so comforting to smell! It’s full of herbs and the color morph is pretty fun too! I’ll use again but probably add a touch of purple mica to make the color more even.
This one was so much fun to work with! I’m a huge science geek, so the color morph was highly anticipated…and started within a few hours. The cut was so cool too..I’ll try to post pics of pour to cut. I used no colors at all because I wanted to see just how dark this FO was going to make my soap, and it was worth it.
I got mostly mint, thyme and lavender when sampling this in CP soap. I loved how fresh and herbal it was overall, it behaved extremely well in cp soap and despite the discoloration I was still able to work in some colors other than purple that made the color of the entire bar work regardless.
I was so blown away on this one. I use a competitor's mica with this scent, and I saw this scent change a shamrock green to a mind-boggling maroon and I loved it! I bought more because I want to experiment and see what else can happen.
This fragrance oil was fun to work with especially since I forgot that it can turn soap purple and before my eyes, once it was in the mold, indeed the color did start changing from light to very dark purple. The fragrance is amazing with all the notes coming through.. Mint, tarragon, thyme, sage etc. making this a very pleasing herbal fragrance not overpowering. I will definitely get this again and just try and remember not to use so many other colors in the soap since it does impart it’s own beautiful color… in the end it did turn even darker than it did in the picture shown!
This FO is so comforting to smell! It’s full of herbs and the color morph is pretty fun too! I’ll use again but probably add a touch of purple mica to make the color more even.
This one was so much fun to work with! I’m a huge science geek, so the color morph was highly anticipated…and started within a few hours. The cut was so cool too..I’ll try to post pics of pour to cut. I used no colors at all because I wanted to see just how dark this FO was going to make my soap, and it was worth it.