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Coffee Mocha Fragrance Oil 213
Coffee Mocha Fragrance Oil 213 Coffee Mocha Fragrance Oil 213
Coffee Mocha Fragrance Oil 213
Regular price $92.95
A pick me up comprised of fresh brewed coffee with hints of chocolate and vanilla.
Size: 32 fl oz (2 - 16 fl oz)
($2.90/oz)
A pick me up comprised of fresh brewed coffee with hints of chocolate and vanilla.
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Overall rating: 4.5894737 / 5 from 190 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Coffee Mocha Fragrance Oil 213 is highly appreciated for its delightful aroma, which customers find amazing and long-lasting. The scent is described as great and delicious, and the product is praised for its wonderful fragrance. Customers also appreciate the seller's service, which was mentioned positively in multiple reviews.

Summary topics

  • Customer Feedback: 6%
  • Fragrance Quality: 14%
  • Scent Quality: 66%
  • Seller Service: 8%

Review topics: ["color","look","husband","scent","problems","buy","use","works","fragrance","coffee","soap","oil","seller","trace","customers","chocolate","mocha","acceleration","coffee grounds","swirls","stays","carries","fo","blend","gel","pick","sooo","throw","amount","tarts"].

Review highlights

  • "This fragrance smells amazing in bath salts and fizzies." — Dustin
  • "OOB this fragrance smells amazing!!" — Joseph
  • "I use is cold process soaps and lotions and the scent is divine and lasts the length of the item!" — Denise

Reviews

Coffee first

"I love coffee and the scent of coffee. This is one of my favorites for soap bars. It smells like the coffee I drink, dark, strong, and sweet with a hint of chocolate."

— Lauren R. (5/5)

Helpful review for CP Soap

"My first batch result looked like mash potatoes. I noticed it took like 7 seconds to harden on me (after adding lye solution), so i decided to change my order of steps with this one because I still wanted this smell in my fall collection. I changed my temperature of mixing to 80-85, I added all my additives such as coffee grounds and some TD before the lye solution. Added lye solution. I seperated a small batch because of my design, wanted a white swirl (to mimic coffee art). Lastly I added the fragrance oil to my big batch, mixed it for 3 seconds, until i saw the fragrance oil mix thoroughly. Then immediately poured onto mold and it was still liquidy enough for the small white batch. They came out looking beautiful and they smell great! Added a thick layer of white on the top to make it look foamy. So yeah I guess lower your temperature and become the embodiment of speedy Gonzalez."

— Cynthia (5/5)

Not a fan

"i wanted to make a coffee candle for a theme I was going for. I was not a fan of the scent. It doesn't smell like coffee. It is more buttery and sweet in my opinion, and the scent was just ok."

— Leah (3/5)

Disappointed

"100% will not purchase again for cold process soap. The fragrance is great, but it definitely causes way more than ""slight"" acceleration and way more than ""slight"" ricing. Clumpy mashed potato texture turned to cookie dough very quickly. I thought I salvaged the batch, only to cut it and find fragrance pockets inside the mess. So unfortunate. . ."

— Bethany (1/5)

Perfect Chocolate Coffee Smell - Accelerates Trace

"I loved this FO. For those who criticized the chocolately scent, they might want to purchase an actual COFFEE fragrance oil. This is for coffee mocha, and the scent was a DEAD ON replica! Made me want to rush out to my favorite coffee shop and my house smells great. Did accelerate trace very quickly, so I did a layered bar instead of color work. Still, I love the smell and will purchase again. . . . though I will continue to be on the lookout for a FO that is close and doesn't accelerate trace quite so much!"

— Jessica (5/5)

SUCH a good scent

"Many people can't tell that it has mocha in it but think it smells just like a coffee shop. Not too strong on the coffee beans smell since it has a bit of a sweet kick to it - it's perfect in our soy candles!"

— Lauren (5/5)

coffee mocha

"OMG!! What a wonderful fragrance! My customers love it. I made myself a sugar bodyScrub and wow is all I can say. Definitely a keeper. Great eye opener for those mornings when you need a boost."

— FELICIA (5/5)

Worst FO Ever!

"Do not buy this for cold process you will regret it. It's not Mild Ricing or Acceleration, that's a lie. Your Soap batter will cease so fast you will be lucky to put it in the mold. Then once in the mold, it begins to separate. Absolutely horrible, the only thing that is good about this FO is the scent. I will never purchase this EVER AGAIN!!!."

— Jamila (1/5)

Yummy!

"This scent is awesome. It smells just like being in a coffee house. I put it in my CP soaps along with coffee grounds. It makes the soap a dark color just like coffee. Customers can't resist it!"

— Wanda (5/5)

Coffee Mocha FO

"This was a hit in my coffee bars. Everyone loved them. The smell is just like coffee."

— Irene (5/5)

Q&A

Does a color stabilizer need to be used if using this to make products like whipped body butters, whipped soap scrubs, emulsified sugar/salt scrubs, things of that nature? If so, which stabilizer should be used? Just wondering if this fragrance will turn these types of products to a dark brown like I've read it does soap. If so, would it turn over time while on the shelf/in the customers possession and does it turn evenly throughout or will it look unevenly/unpleasantly colored?
If your product contains water, you would want to use a stabilizer because your product will discolor over time. If it is all butters and oils, the vanilla will not discolor. If making bath bombs, you would use the stabilizer for CP soap. If making a water-based scrub (whipped soap) you would use the stabilizer for lotions and washes. There is no general rule to know how long it takes for a product to darken or discolor. The higher the vanilla content, the quicker it will darken.
can this be used in making candles?
This fragrance can be used 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 fragrance is compatible with the wax.
Can I use this FO in Lip Balm...???
Only flavor oils can be used in lip balm: http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/flavor-oils/sweetened-flavor-oils.aspx.

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