Berry Vanilla* Fragrance Oil 643

Overall rating: 4.8404255 / 5 from 94 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Berry Vanilla Fragrance Oil 643 offers a delightful aroma of wild blueberry, bergamot, blackberry, vanilla cream, raspberry sugar, and buttermilk musk. Customers appreciate its great scent and love the fragrance, considering it their new favorite. The soaping process is also praised for its effectiveness in both cold and hot processes.

Summary topics

• Fragrance Appeal (16%): A significant number of customers brought up that they love this fragrance and consider it their new favorite.
• Scent Quality (70%): A substantial number of customers brought up that the scent is great and they are reserving their bars.
• Soaping Effectiveness (11%): Customers loved how this soap soaps perfectly in cold process and hot process, with ample time to work.

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Review highlights

• "Nice mild sweet scent!" — Kim
• "This is a lovely calm feminine scent." — Julia
• "Everyone loves loves loves the scent in whatever I make with it." — Latoya

Reviews

Q&A

Does this FO contains any CA Prop 65 Reportable Ingredients ?

No, this fragrance does not contain any reportable Prop 65 ingredients. You can find this information on the SDS.

I don't know if I got a bad batch, but I hate this oil. It smells like chemicals. I get a hint of berry, but not much. Is there anything I can blend it with to tone down the smell? Can I mix vanilla with it, or some berry scent that actually smells like berries?

We are sorry to hear you do not care for this fragrance oil. It is actually a very popular scent with our customers. You can mix this with anything you may have that you think would blend well.

I just read the SDS sheet on this product. I am horrified to see the toxicity effects on ourselves and nature. Does this toxicity change once used in hot process or cold process soaps?

This is based on the full strength product. Fragrances are added in small amounts to soap and bath and body products. This amount is completely safe to use.

I noticed that some fragrance oils cost more than other and I was wondering why. for instance, this fragrance oil is dupe of Body and bath, same as the black raspberry cream fragrance, but, this one is cheaper than other and I was wondering why?

Hi Tammie, Great question! All of our unique fragrance oil scents are achieved from a mixture of a few to hundreds of different chemicals and essential oils. The cost of each combination is what drives the cost of the final FO.

Is there any CP soap results for discoloration on this fragrance? Does it discolor to beige, tan, or brown?

This fragrance oil does contain vanilla in it at 1%. I would not chance it and recommend still using WSP's CP vanilla stabilizer at 1 part stabilizer to two parts FO.