Oatmeal, Milk & Honey ORIGINAL Fragrance Oil 105

Overall rating: 4.8646984 / 5 from 813 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Oatmeal, Milk & Honey Fragrance Oil is highly praised for its delightful scent, which customers find amazing and hold true in various soap processes. While opinions on the bottle size vary, the scent is a standout feature, making it a favorite among users.

Summary topics

• Fragrance Quality: 26%
• Scent Quality: 64%
• Fragrance Oil Quality: 6%
• Seller Satisfaction: 15%

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Review highlights

• "A lovely warm fragrance that works well in CP soap with goat milk." — Christine
• "love this fragrance oil it smell so delicious had no problem working with it didn't discolor" — Leticia
• "No acceleration, no ricing, and smells absolutely delicious." — Jenny

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Q&A

Can I use this product in perfume?

IFRA Category 4 will list the max safe usage amount for perfumes/colognes.

Can you add real oatmeal to oatmeal soap

You can. Chop it in a food processor and pour at a lower temperature to get the oatmeal to suspend. Otherwise the oatmeal will sink to the bottom.

I have a bottle of this fragrance by another source, but it smells a lot like a cherry fragrance to me. Is it me or is that fragrance supposed to smell like that? Please describe how THIS fragrance smells like beyond what's being described. Does it smell floral, nutty, sweet, fruity, or spicy?

Almond scents can smell like cherries to most people. Scents are all in the "nose" of the beholder. But most people do think this smells like cherries

What is the recommended percentage to use in a 1230 gram batch of cold process soap? The calculator only allows 1000 g max.

The percentage to use is 3.6% by weight. For your 1230 gm batch, use 44.28 gm.

If you use a fragrance oil, such as this one that contains vanilla to scent reed diffuser oil, do you need use a vanilla stabilizer, like you do when making melt and pour soap?

If the reed diffuser base does not contain water you do not need to use a color stabilizer.