F*cking Fabulous* Fragrance Oil 658

This warm, spicy fragrance oil builds in layers, offering a true sensory journey:

• Top Notes: Clary sage and lavender for an herbaceous, aromatic start.
• Middle Notes: Bitter almond, leather, orris, and vanilla create an intoxicating warmth.
• Base Notes: Rich amber, tonka bean, soft cashmere, and dry white woods provide an elegant finish.

The evolution from crisp herbs to creamy woods makes it ideal for premium candles, soaps, and personal care items.

F*cking Fabulous is a high-performance fragrance oil tailored to the needs of makers who want more than the ordinary.

• Luxury–Inspired Formula: Designed to echo the layered luxury of a complex cologne.
• Phthalate-Free and Skin-Safe: IFRA-compliant when used within suggested usage rates.
• Bold Hot and Cold Throw: Performs well in candles, especially soy, paraffin, and para-soy blends.
• Multi-Use Flexibility: Suitable for cold process soap, melt and pour, lotions, and grooming products.
• Unisex Appeal: Complex scent that resonates across gender lines—modern, upscale, and edgy.

F*cking Fabulous works across a wide range of applications and product types. Its luxurious feel and dynamic profile make it a go-to scent for standout collections.

• Candles: Delivers strong scent throw and performs well in both soy and paraffin blends. Perfect for masculine, unisex, or designer-themed collections.
• Soaps: Holds beautifully in both cold process and melt and pour formulas. In CP soap, it may cause slight acceleration, so plan for quick pours and fluid designs.
• Body Care: Works well in lotions, body butters, scrubs, and balms, bringing a refined, long-lasting scent.
• Men’s Grooming: Great for beard oils, solid colognes, or aftershave-style sprays where you want a distinctive and confident scent experience.

To get the most from this fragrance oil, it's best to plan your process based on your specific application.

For candles, allow a cure time of at least 48 to 72 hours. This helps the fragrance fully bind with the wax and enhances both the cold and hot throw. In cold process soap, keep temperatures on the cooler side and use a reliable recipe to help control acceleration. It's a good idea to test a small batch first, especially if working with intricate designs.

In lotions or body butters, start at a low usage rate and build from there depending on how bold you want the scent to be. Because the oil is highly concentrated, a little can go a long way. Always double-check your usage levels using the Fragrance Calculator and the IFRA certificate on the product page.

Store any unused fragrance in a cool, dark place with the lid tightly sealed to maintain its quality and performance over time.