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 brown
IFRA/SDS/Allergen
| Top Notes |
Buttery, Dairy |
| Middle Notes |
Cookie, Bakery |
| Bottom Notes |
Sugar Cane, Vanilla |
| Phthalate Free | Yes |
| Soap Use Rate | 6% |
| Lotion Use Rate | 2% |
| Flashpoint | 200° |
| Vanillin | 19% |
| Candle Use Rate | 10% |
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To me this fragrance smells buttery sweet and delicious.
I purchased this FO to use in Bath bombs, whipped body butters and scrubs. It smells amazing that I’m ordering another bottle to try in wax melts. Sweet baked, sugar cookie delight. I can’t get over how the buttery note completely makes this fo! It’s not sickening sweet but more fresh baked, home made, right from the oven smell. I can see using this year round.
I wasn't sure what to think of this scent out of the bottle - it was rather strong and had a sort of chemical smell to it. In CP soap, I think it turned out rather well. It definitely mellowed out, and a lot of people really liked the scent. It could actually be a little sweeter. As noted, it discolors to a dark brown, but I lightened it a bit with TD and then sprinkled some gold mica on top for a nice effect.
For every fragrance oils I order, when arrived, don't waste time and quickly open the bottle, get a sniff. This one hits me with a cookie scent, which is what it should be. It could be slightly stronger, still it hits the right note with a slight sweet sugar cookie scent. You can't go wrong, the fragrance is pleasant-inviting.
Used these in melt and pour soap with vanillin stabilizer and they stayed a creamy like cookie color. Smells good.
To me this fragrance smells buttery sweet and delicious.
I purchased this FO to use in Bath bombs, whipped body butters and scrubs. It smells amazing that I’m ordering another bottle to try in wax melts. Sweet baked, sugar cookie delight. I can’t get over how the buttery note completely makes this fo! It’s not sickening sweet but more fresh baked, home made, right from the oven smell. I can see using this year round.
I wasn't sure what to think of this scent out of the bottle - it was rather strong and had a sort of chemical smell to it. In CP soap, I think it turned out rather well. It definitely mellowed out, and a lot of people really liked the scent. It could actually be a little sweeter. As noted, it discolors to a dark brown, but I lightened it a bit with TD and then sprinkled some gold mica on top for a nice effect.
For every fragrance oils I order, when arrived, don't waste time and quickly open the bottle, get a sniff. This one hits me with a cookie scent, which is what it should be. It could be slightly stronger, still it hits the right note with a slight sweet sugar cookie scent. You can't go wrong, the fragrance is pleasant-inviting.
Used these in melt and pour soap with vanillin stabilizer and they stayed a creamy like cookie color. Smells good.