Banana Coconut Fragrance Oil 325

Overall rating: 4.6407766 / 5 from 103 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

This fragrance oil combines creamy banana and coconut milk with a hint of sweet star anise and juicy orange nectar, offering a delicious and long-lasting tropical scent that customers find perfect for summer.

Summary topics

• Coconut Fragrance (8%): In general, customers found the coconut fragrance to be sweet and not overpowering. However, some mentioned a slight hint of banana.
• Scent Satisfaction (68%): A significant amount of customers expressed satisfaction with the delicious and long-lasting scent of this product.
• Fragrance Quality (32%): A substantial number of customers remarked that this fragrance is beautiful, yummy, excellent, and perfect for summer.
• Banana Fragrance (12%): Customers loved the banana in this FO, describing it as a perfect balance of banana and coconut.

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Review highlights

• "Love the smell, easy open bottles and dark for uv protection" — Celeste
• "A great banana and coconut scent, sticks really well in my CP soap!" — Nancy
• "This will be a huge hit this summer, the house smells so good." — Andrea

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Q&A

There are several questions with answers about using this FO in lip balm. Has the formula changed or is the IFRA document wrong? It says 0% in category 1 but the answers say it can be used in lip balm at up to 3.5%.

The usage rate for Category 1 was updated with the 51st IFRA amendment. Although the formula has not changed, regulations and recommendations are frequently reviewed, revised, and updated accordingly.

The banana coconut fragrance oil says the usage rate for soap is 10.40%. I didn't use that much, I used 8% in Milton pour soap and 2 hours later my soap is still liquid in the molds? What can I do? And what did I do wrong? When it finally hardens, if it does, will it be safe to use?

The percentage you are refering to is the IFRA maximum skin exposure level and does not take into account how much fragrance oil the melt and pour soap can hold. Our MP soap can only hold 6% total additives, which is why it is not setting up. When calculating how much fragrance you should use in your product, we recommend using our fragrance oil calculator. If you plug this fragrance into the calculator, it tells you to use 6%. https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/calculators/FragranceCalculator.aspx

With this being a Fragrance oil (not a flavor oil) will it have or leave a nasty taste on the lips. (I have had Fragrance oil on my hands and hit my lips before and it did not taste good). Im fairly new to all the soap making and i thought you could only use flavor oils and or essential oils in lip products (is this not the case)?

We do offer a few fragrance oils that can be used on the lips. This oil is not bitter like other fragrance oils are. Since we made this recipe, we have added quite a bit more oils to our Flavor Oil section and no longer need to use fragrance oils.

How much exactly can I use in 16oz of lip balm base of the Banana Coconut fo? Thanks.

This fragrance is safe up to 3.5% in a lip product. We would not recommend using this much since it is not a flavor oil. For 16 oz., 3.5% would be .55 oz. We recommend adding a small amount, then adding more if needed.

Does this product contain Vanilla?

This fragrance contains no vanilla.