Blueberry Fragrance Oil 621

Overall rating: 4.673913 / 5 from 276 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Blueberry Fragrance Oil 621 is highly praised for its authentic blueberry scent, strong throw, and lack of acceleration in scent creation. While opinions on the color vary, it is considered a top seller and a favorite among customers.

Summary topics

• Fragrance Quality (17%): Many customers brought up that this fragrance is absolutely perfect and smells like scrumptious blueberry muffins.
• Scent Performance (62%): A substantial number of customers remarked that the scent is great and holds up well in MP and HP.
• Sales Performance (6%): It was reported by customers that this fragrance oil is a great seller and one of their best sellers.
• Scent Creation Process (4%): Customers loved that there was no acceleration or ricing in the process of creating the scent.
• Blueberry Scent Strength (20%): Many customers pointed out that this blueberry scent is really strong and true, making it a popular choice.

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Review highlights

• "Great GREAT hot AND COLD throw." — Shannon
• "This is a great blueberry and cream fragrance, and should be named as such." — Brandy
• "Scent stays nice and strong." — Erica

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Q&A

Hi! I want to make cp soap using you Blueberry fragrance oil. I see that it will discolor to a light/medium brown. I would like to achieve a blueberry color. Could you recommend which color of mica to use with this FO? I read the reviews where using purple and/or blue resulted in green. Or would I be better off using vanilla color stabilizer?All Good Wishes!

We would highly recommend using vanilla color stabilizer for CP soap. This fragrance will discolor your soap no matter what color you use. You can use any blue mica powder that shows it is CP Soap Stable or the Matte Cobalt Blue Ultramarine Powder.

Can this oil be used in candle makeing?

Yes, it can. We recommend checking with your wax manufacturer for the proper fragrance load for your wax. As with any new fragrance, be sure to test this fragrance to make sure it is compatible with your wax.

I'm trying to make blueberry bath bombs. The oil itself is so yellow, I'm having a hard time making a blueberry- colored bomb! Any suggestions?

Oh ok, that is a very good question! This particular fragrance is on the dark side. I'm not sure how you can make that blueberry color in a bath bomb with this FO. We do sell a couple other blueberry fragrances that are nearly clear. These might work better, but they do smell different. They are Fresh Picked Blueberry 309 and Blueberry Lemon Verbena 370.

I'm trying to make blueberry bath bombs. The oil itself is so yellow, I'm having a hard time making a blueberry- colored bomb! Any suggestions?

Thank you for responding to my question. What I meant is that the Blueberry FO itself is very yellow, not the carrier oil. It's difficult to make a "blueberry" color. Thanks.

I'm trying to make blueberry bath bombs. The oil itself is so yellow, I'm having a hard time making a blueberry- colored bomb! Any suggestions?

Hi Bonnie, Have you thought about trying a clear oil instead of the yellow one? I'm not sure on your exact recipe, but we carry clear jojoba oil and clear fractionated coconut oil. Perhaps those could work instead. As for the blue, we like Bath Bomb Blue Powder Color for bath bombs. I hope this can help you!