Crafter's Choice™ Best Selling 7 Flavor Oils Sample Set

International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI):
See components of this kit for ingredient listings.

Common Name Ingredient Listing (FDA Approved):
See components of this kit for ingredient listings.

Directions:
To Determine The Amount of Flavor Oil Used In A Product:

The amount of flavor that should be used in a formulation depends on three factors:

1) The maximum amount of flavor the product base will accept.
2) The maximum IFRA skin safe level.
3) The amount of fragrance that smells good in your product.

You will look at these three maximum guidelines and use the LOWEST percentage.

Maximum Product Base Guidelines:
Lip Balm, Lip Scrub, Lip Butter, Lip Gloss: 10%

To Determine The IFRA Guidelines:
IFRA is a self-regulating trade organization that together with the industry's scientific center RIFM (the Research Institute for Fragrance Materials) establishes usage safety standards for materials that comprise fragrance and essential oils. Each year IFRA updates their standards based on sound science.

Wholesale Supplies Plus updates IFRA documents annually so that customers can stay up-to-date with the latest science. If you find IFRA levels have changed for your formula, it is standard to take 2 years to update products in the market.

Additional Information:
Flavor oils that contain vanilla or vanillin will change color. The color change can take days, weeks, or months and can vary from a light ivory to dark brown.

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Posted By: Karen   |   March 30, 2020

"Are these flavor oils suppose to have a taste because the mine set are bitter in one of my previous questions I asked how can they be sweetened also why would one but a flavor oil in bath bombs or lotion just curious."

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Staff Answer The flavor oils are not meant to be tasted. When the lip balm is applied to lips, it is the smell of the sweetened oil that tricks the brain into thinking it is "watermelon" or "bubble gum", etc. It is hard not to lick your lips when wearing lip balm. This small amount will not be harmful but may taste a little bitter. Flavor oils are designed to be used only in lip products. Some may use in other products but we do not recommend it.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 30, 2020

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