Cucumber Melon Fragrance Oil 122

Overall rating: 4.738342 / 5 from 386 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Customers highly appreciate the Cucumber Melon Fragrance Oil for its fresh, clean scent that combines crisp cucumber with sweet melon. The fragrance is described as pleasant and well-balanced, though opinions on the cucumber note vary. Satisfaction with the seller is high, and the product is generally well-received.

Summary topics

• Scent Quality: 68%
• Seller Satisfaction: 10%
• Fragrance Oil Quality: 3%
• Melon Scent: 9%
• Fragrance Balance: 16%

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Review highlights

• "Clean, crisp cucumber and fresh ripe melon. . . just delicious." — Design 2.
• "It smells great right out of the bottle, and the fragrance holds up nicely through the CP process." — Cheryl
• "A huge seller and the fragrance lasts forever." — Kathy

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Q&A

Hello,Could I use this in a body scrub? And would it be ok to use on the face as well? If yes, please advise the maximum amount you'd recommend to use?Thank you!

You can find all this information in our easy-to-use fragrance calculator. All you need to do is enter your product type and fragrance oil and the calculator will tell you how much fragrance to use in your formula: https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/calculators/FragranceCalculator.aspx

Could you please list the specific fragrance notes in this FO blend? I'm trying to build a database of my favorite FO's from you and cross-reference the fragrance notes. Thanks so much!

The top notes are yellow peach, wild berries, and sparkling cassis. The middle notes are sweet melon, garden cucumber, and cyclamen petals. The bottom notes are banana peel, green twigs, and vanilla.

The IFRA usage rates for Cucumber Melon FO are 3.7% for lotion & soap and 3.3% for face cream. Perfume is 37%. I was wondering if this is a typo, should it be 3.7%? I've noticed most, but not all, are similar rates between lotion and perfume so just wanted to double check.

Sally, Thank you for your attention to this, the safe usage rate for perfume is actually 3.7%. Our site has been updated with the correct information.

When I use the fo to make melt and pour soaps there's always this wet fluid after it sits for four hours to set. Why is that? I have used it three times and it has happened each time.

This is probably one of two things: 1)Too much fragrance- check the percentage that was added. In MP soap, 3% is the maximum recommendation, which is 1 tablespoon per pound of soap. 2) If you place the soap in the freezer to set up, the soap may sweat when removed and allowed to sit at room temperature. This may also happen if you are in a high-humidity climate.