Chocolate Devils Food Cake Fragrance Oil 189

Overall rating: 4.923077 / 5 from 104 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Customers highly appreciate the heavenly aroma and delicious fragrance of this rich chocolate cake, which holds up well over time.

Summary topics

• Chocolate Cake Fragrance: 19%

Review topics: ["scent","problems","presentation","fragrance","chocolate","cake","customers","seller","oil","cow","keeper","holds","aroma","lip balm","replica","flavor","concentration","squares","scrub","clay","brownies","similarity","gum","dessert","peppermint"].

Review highlights

• "The smell is heavenly and my customers love the products I that I have made using this oil" — Natasha
• "OOB smells good BUT it comes to ""LIFE"" once it hits the hot wax and cures." — Donna
• "The Chocolate Devils Food Cake is the best smelling chocolate scent that I've ever used." — Ketari

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Q&A

Do you have any recommendations on using this in lip balm? I see this fragrance is lip safe at a certain percentage, but I'm curious if adding it at the small percentage will give a strong enough scent. Or is it generally better to just stick to flavor oils for lip balms? Any info on this is appreciated!

We recommend following the IFRA when adding this to your product. If you take a look at the reviews, there are quite a few that mention adding it to their lip products. From what I can tell, you should have no issues with it being weak.

We don't see anything listing if they are safe or not for use in candles. Could you tell us the max percentage allowed for candle usage, if any?Thanks!

Our fragrance oils are safe to use in candle wax. You would need to follow the manufacturer's recommendation for fragrance load for your particular wax. As with any new fragrance, testing is recommended to be sure the candle burns properly.

what does flashpoint meaning for?

Flashpoint is the temperature at which the fragrance oil can combust. Fragrance or essential oils with a flashpoint of 140°F or below cannot be shipped by air because of this possibility. For making product, this should not be a concern. If your fragrance has a very low flashpoint and is added to a product with a very high temp, some of the fragrance can burn off. But normal products will not be affected.

will this change the color of my bath bombs?

This fragrance has a Vanilla Content of 10.00% which will most likely change your product to a darker brown because of the FO. I would check to use a scent for bath bombs with a very low or no vanilla content as these are easier to counteract the color change.