Beach* Fragrance Oil 88

Overall rating: 4.603846 / 5 from 520 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Beach Fragrance Oil 88 offers a delightful beach scent that customers love. It has a strong throw and is highly appreciated for its quality. However, some customers have reported mixed experiences with the batch and ricing.

Summary topics

• Scent Satisfaction (62%): Many customers expressed satisfaction with the scent, describing it as great, amazing, terrific, and heavenly.
• Scent Throw (3%): Customers loved the strong scent throw of this oil in both soy and paraffin candles.
• Fragrance Quality (22%): A significant number of customers raved about this fragrance, describing it as awesome, great, lovely, and their favorite.
• Bottle Appeal (4%): It was noted by customers that they really liked this in the bottle and will use it regularly.
• Oil Quality (7%): It was highlighted by customers that this Fragrance Oil is fantastic and has a great summer scent.

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Review highlights

• "Awesome hot and cold throw in soy wax and smells great in bath products as well." — Cassandra
• "The fragrance held up extremely well with a bold scent." — Lynn
• "The fragrance lasts pretty well, I'm using a bar now that I made over the summer and it still smells great." — Deborah

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Q&A

Can I use WSP fragrance oil for room electric diffuser which work with water?

Please check with the diffuser's manufacturer.

Can Beach Day Fragrance be used in Soy Candles? has anyone tried it?

This fragrance can be used in candles. We have not tested it in soy.

When using the Guideline for Cold Process Soap do I enter the amount of oils I am using or the full amount after the lye water is added?

You would use the total amount of oils and lye/water.

I am using it in cold process soap. Will it be safe to use the max percentage? 19% or should I stick to 6% ?

When looking at IFRA guidelines, always take the lower of the two numbers between the IFRA and the amount recommended for your product. In this case, 19% is way too much so you would use 6% in your CP.

What are the ingredients in the fragrance oil?

Ingredients are proprietary. Fragrance Houses, by law, do not have to divulge their ingredients so they cannot be duplicated.