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Fisherman Fragrance Oil (Special Order)

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$496.60

A clean combination of herbs and anise come together in this complex fragrance ideal for local fisherman.

Size: 25 lb (bulk)

($1.24/oz)

25 lb

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$496.60

($1.24/oz)

** Special Order: 25 Day Lead Time

Fisherman Fragrance Oil (Special Order)

A clean combination of herbs and anise come together in this complex fragrance ideal for local fisherman.

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Cold Process Soap Test Results:

We test fragrances with the recipe of 50% olive oil, 20% sunflower oil, 15% coconut 76, 10% shea butter, 5% castor. No water discount.

Acceleration: Not Tested
Ricing: Not Tested
Color After Cure: Not Tested
Separation: Not Tested

International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI):

Fragrance

Directions

Our fragrance calculator will give you amount of oil to be used in a formula. The base product being made will determine the method for incorporating the oil into the formula.

Fragrance Specifics

Top Notes Fresh Herbs
Middle Notes Fresh Herbs
Base Notes Anise
Flashpoint (°F) 200
Vanilla Content (%) 3.0
Country of Origin USA
Vegan
Phthalate Free
CA Prop 65 Compliant

Overall rating: 4.5172415 / 5 from 29 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Summary topics

Review topics: [scent, works, buy, fragrance, acceleration, oil, anise, notes, bar].

Review highlights

Reviews

Should say NOT recommended for cold process soap!

"This will completely seize your soap in about 3 seconds. ""Moderate acceleration"" doesn't even begin to cover it. Do not buy this for cold process."

— Kristina (2/5)

I hate licorice

"I worried about making this soap. . . don't worry it's not horrible. So if you don't like black licorice and want to make something for that sportsman in your life then this one is great."

— Christine (5/5)

Was hoping for more

"I was actually hoping for more with this scent. It smells just like black licorice. With 3% vanilla, the discoloration in GM CP soaps, it is a nice scent - reminds me of catfish bait soap - but was really hoping for more of a scent for fisherman to take scent off - not smell like their bait *grin*"

— Allison (3/5)

Fisherman Love it !

"I had several male customers request that I make a soap and lotion bar with this fragrance. They say it works great for fishing. Sells well"

— Barbara (5/5)

Love fisherman fragrance

"This fragrance is wonderful. If you like black licorice you will love it. Strong scent and holds well."

— Terry (5/5)

Lovely Anise Scent

"This performed well in CP soap. Not overpowering. Sold out of my first batch. . . . will purchase again!"

— Lynn (5/5)

FISHERMAN FO

"Very nice to work with and a pleasant scent. No acceleration. Popular with many of my customer. Will purchase again and again."

— Karen (5/5)

True to it's name

"This fragrance is great in my hunting soaps"

— Kathleen (5/5)

nice

"I received it as a free product. I am still letting the soap cure to test the smell"

— YTS (4/5)

Anise

"I was not sure what to expect with this fragrance, but OOB the anise is very strong. Apparently the scent is popular for getting the ""people"" smell off of bait. Overall ""manly licorice""."

— Angela (4/5)

Q&A

Will this be available in regular sizes? I only see it in bulk.: This is only offered in a bulk size.
Is this more of a masculine scent? Does it smell similar to the YC Licorice/Witches Brew/Black Magic Candles? I'm looking for an outdoorsy/man scent to make a tribute soap in memory of my dad who loved fly fishing! :) Thanks in advance!: Yes, this is considered a masculine scent. We are not familiar with the yankee candle scents so not sure if this is similar. This does smell like black licorice. In reading the reviews on this fragrance, many people use this for fisherman or hunters soaps. You might want to try a 2 oz. bottle to see how you like it.