Crafters Choice™ FO & EO Modifier

International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI):
Fragrance

Common Name Ingredient Listing (FDA Approved):
Fragrance

Directions:
Thoroughly mix 4 parts FO Modifier to 1 part oil based FO. You have now created a new fragrance oil that will easily incorporate into water. Add 1% modified fragrance to water based products. Depending on desired scent level, you may add more of the modified fragrance oil to your product. If you add more than 1% please test to make sure your product performs to your expectations.

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Posted By: Charlene   |   March 22, 2020

"Hello, I recently made a foaming hand soap, I have never used a FO/EO modifier. I noticed that the scent was good but it was the mica color that I added that did not mix. Is this also needed for mica colors? Thank you "

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Staff Answer If your liquid base is not a suspension base, the mica will settle to the bottom. We recommend using the Stained Glass Liquid Dyes for a liquid soap.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 23, 2020

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Posted By: Brandi    |   March 10, 2020

"Would this be usable with homemade Castile soap? When I mixed my fragrance in the soap it unfortunately beaded up and went to the bottom. Hoping this would help. "

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Staff Answer The modifier can be used with your Castile Soap. The fragrance is mixed 1 part fragrance with 4 parts modifier. Then from that new mixture, you can take 1-2% and add to your soap base.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 10, 2020

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Posted By: Olga    |   February 24, 2020

"Hello, What is the name of Modifier in INCI terms, is it suitable for Clean and Organic Products? Thank you!"

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Staff Answer The ingredients in this product are proprietary just as fragrance oils are. When using the modifier, it becomes part of the fragrance and is listed as fragrance on the label.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: February 24, 2020

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Posted By: Quaysha   |   February 06, 2020

"Do I have to add this to a body wash if I'm using an eo and fo blend?"

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Staff Answer Yes you do. Since the body wash is water-soluble, the fragrance will separate from the base. Once in a while, you may find a fragrance that will mix but it is not very often. You can also use Poly 20 but this can cloud the end product. The FO & EO Modifier will stay clear with most fragrances. You can add our water soluble fragrances, in which case, you would not need a modifier. https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/fragrance-oils/water-soluble.aspx

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: February 06, 2020

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Posted By: USAA VISA   |   November 16, 2019

"If I am using the 4 to 1 ratio to use the Modifier.... does it actually delude the scent of the original EO or FO? Example: 8 Oz of Shower Gel.... I use 5% F.O. which is .4 oz. Using your 4 to 1 that would be 1.6oz of Modifier with .4 oz of FO Would the Scent still be the same or is the scent weaker? "

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Staff Answer We do recommend using 1-2% max for fragrance oil. More than this will thin out the shower gel. If adding 2%, this would equal 5 mls. Mixing with 20 mls of EO/FO Modifier, you would take out 5 mls of this modified fragrance and add to your shower gel. You do not want to add the entire mixture to the base because this will greatly thin out the product. The fragrance will not be too weak.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 18, 2019

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Posted By: Charlette   |   October 31, 2019

" Does this Modifier contain a preservative? Would I need to add a Preservative? "

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Staff Answer The ingredients in this modifier are proprietary but it does not need to be preserved.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 31, 2019

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Posted By: Tameka   |   October 30, 2019

"When it is a 4:1 ratio is this 4% to 1%?"

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Staff Answer It means 4 parts modifier to 1 part fragrance. If you are using .5 oz. fragrance you would mix with .20 oz. modifier. From this new mixture, you would take out the .5 oz. you were originally going to add.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 31, 2019

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Posted By: Julie   |   October 24, 2019

"I typically use 4% FO in body spray. I am interested in trying the modifier but concerned about my spray being diluted if I am only using 4% of the dilution. This brings my total pure FO concentration down to 0.8% if I modify the FO first, then add 4% of it. Is the safe usage rate of the modifier high enough to keep my FO at 4% and add the additional modifier needed to solubilize it (16% if sticking with 1:4 ratio), that way I still have the same scent strength in the end product? "

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Staff Answer If you are making 16 oz. of body splash, 4% fragrance would equal .50 oz. You can either mix .50 fragrance with 2 oz. modifier. Then take the 4% or .50 oz. from this mixture. Or, you can take .10 oz. of fragrance and mix with .40 oz. of modifier. This entire amount can be added to the body spray. You can also mix the fragrance with Polysorbate 20 at a 1:1 ratio. This would let you increase the fragrance to .25 oz. and add .25 oz. poly 20. This may cloud your end product, though.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 24, 2019

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Thank you for the answer. What I was asking though, is if the modifier has a safe usage rate to accommodate keeping the unmodified pure Fragrance Oil at 4%, then solubilize it with the modifier, rather than using a 4% modified FO (which would be significantly diluted unless the modifier somehow intensifies fragrance oil). This would equate to a formula of 4% Fragrance Oil, 16% FO/EO Modifier and 80% Body Splash Base.

Posted By: Julie   |   Date: October 27, 2019

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Staff Answer Per the product directions, the fragrance is mixed 4 parts modifier to 1 part fragrance. From this new mixture, you would take out 1% or 4%, in your case, and add to the base product. Adding the full amount of fragrance and modifier would be too much liquid added to the base and would require additional preservative. As stated previously, if you want to be able to use more fragrance and less modifier, we recommend using poly 20 which can be mixed 1:1.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 28, 2019

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Posted By: Susan   |   October 21, 2019

"Can I mix polysorbate 20 and your EO modifier to solubilize essential oils? The final product does not need to be clear. I do not have enough polysorbate 20 in stock right now for a formula of vinegar hair rinse and I do have enough EO modifier to make up the difference. Do you see any reason they can't blend together to solubilize the EOs? Thank you"

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Staff Answer Hi Susan. You would need to test this out but both of these products do the same thing. You may need to add a little more of the EO modifier since this is used at a 4:1 ratio and the Poly 20 is normally used at a 1:1 ratio.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 21, 2019

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Posted By: Ryan   |   September 30, 2019

"Could you help me understand the mixing ratio it says 4:1 now if I purchased your 16oz or Shower gel base it says max fragrance load of 2% would the math be 16oz x 2%= 0.32 ? If that’s correct from there how do I calculate the 4:1? I lookEd at a few recipes in the description on the shower gel they say 2oz FO and 2oz FO modifier to 16oz shower gel? Thank you! "

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Staff Answer We think you were looking at the Shopping List not the actual Recipe Ingredients. Adding 4 oz. of liquids to 16 oz. would be way too much. You would mix 0.24 oz. FO & EO Modifier with 0.06 oz. fragrance. This would equal .30 oz. You could probably up the fragrance to .10 oz. to get more scent and stay with the .24 oz. modifier. If you find the fragrance separates, you can add slightly more modifier.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 30, 2019

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Posted By: Barbara   |   September 17, 2019

"Would you please clarify what you mean by "fixed" oils. Which oils are fixed and which are not? Also you answered a question saying to use polysorbate 20 when the two ingredients were distilled water and almond fragrance oil. I guess I was thinking the almond fo would not be considered a fixed oil? "

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Staff Answer Fixed oils are the same as carrier oils such as sweet almond, jojoba, MCT oil, avocado, etc. The actual question was mixing water, almond oil and fragrance oil. We suggested polysorbate over using the modifier. Polysorbate 80 would be best in this formula, which we did not offer when this question was originally answered.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 17, 2019

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Posted By: Anna   |   June 19, 2019

"How many *fluid* ounces do I get if I buy 1lb of this?"

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Staff Answer You will get 16 ounces in a 1 lb. bottle.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: June 20, 2019

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Posted By: Quaysha   |   May 01, 2019

"What size modifier would I need to buy if I want to make a dz (of each) 2oz sample body wash, lotion and body spray?"

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Staff Answer A 16 oz. size should be enough. You do not need to add modifier to a lotion.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: May 01, 2019

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Posted By: Ruth   |   April 27, 2019

"I used the modifier in a sandalwood vanilla patchouli fragrance oil blend, so that i can add it to a shower gel. The modified fragrance has a strange chemical smell to it and it changed colors. What did I do wrong? Will the chemical smell dissipate? "

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Staff Answer The FO & EO Modifier does have a slight odor which should disappear. The color change just might be a chemical reaction with this particular fragrance blend. You mentioned patchouli in the mixture which can tend to be a darker color. You can also use Poly 20 in a shower gel but this ingredient might cloud the end product.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 29, 2019

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Posted By: melissa   |   April 18, 2019

"Ok....si, let's say I am making a room spray would I just mix this with a distilled water (for example) and my fragrance? Also...is this suitable/ safe for use with a body spray? Thanks in advance??"

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Staff Answer Yes, you mix 4 parts of the modifier with 1 part of the fragrance oil. Then, blend into the distilled water. This is suitable for a body spray.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 22, 2019

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Posted By: PRINSHA   |   March 09, 2019

"When making a body or room spray, is both the FO/EO modifier and Polysorbate needed? Or is it one or the other? "

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Staff Answer It would require one or the other. They will both modify the fragrance oil with the water. The FO/EO modifier is used 4 parts to 1 part fragrance and will keep the end product clear. Poly 20 is mixed 1:1 and may cloud the end product.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 11, 2019

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Posted By: Ms.    |   January 30, 2019

"Do you use this product when making foaming soap that has pure essential oil as the fragrance? Or is it only when using a fragrance oil? Thanks! "

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Staff Answer The modifier should be used with either a fragrance or essential oil. They are both oils and need to be modified to mix in with the water- based product.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 31, 2019

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Posted By: Jade   |   December 28, 2018

"One More Question - I was wondering if you have a reed diffuser recipe & would I need to use this EO/FO Modifier with a reed diffuser base? "

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Staff Answer You would use Dipropylene Glycol for this purpose. We do not have a specific recipe but you could start with 2 parts of DPG to 1 part of your fragrance oil. Soak your sticks in this mixture overnight then set them out to dry completely before lighting. Store in an airtight container.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: December 31, 2018

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Posted By: Jade   |   December 26, 2018

"I used the recipe for Fifty Shades Spray Cologne (alcohol free) for Men * but my mixture seems thick - is there a way to thin it out more so it sprays better? Can you give me an example of percents for a good alcohol free thats not so thick in liquid form? "

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Staff Answer We have never experienced this product being thick and too hard to spray. You might try adding a little more FO & EO Modifier until it gets to the consistency you want. We do not recommend adding water as this will mold over time.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: December 27, 2018

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Posted By: Quaysha   |   November 14, 2018

"To make body sprays is it necessary to have the modifier and if it is, is there something that I can replace the modifier with when it's out of stock and my product is in high demand? If so whTbis the best replacement because I really want to invest in products that will work well."

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Staff Answer Since body sprays are water based, they need something to help the fragrance oil blend with the base. This is what the FO & EO Modifier does. You can also use Polysorbate 20 in place of this. This may cloud your end product whereas the Modifier will stay clear.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 15, 2018

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Posted By: Eugene   |   November 07, 2018

"If I'm looking to use this with an EO based blend intended for oral use, is there another way to list the ingredient other than as "fragrance"?"

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Staff Answer The EO & FO Modifier is not meant for ingestion and should not be used for that purpose.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 07, 2018

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Posted By: jodi   |   October 11, 2018

"Is this paraben-free?"

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Staff Answer Yes, the FO & EO Modifier is paraben-free.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 18, 2018

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Posted By: jodi   |   October 05, 2018

"IS THIS CRUELTY-FREE OR IS IT TESTED ON ANIMALS?"

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Staff Answer This product is not tested on animals.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 05, 2018

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Posted By: jodi   |   October 04, 2018

"Does your FO/EO Modifier contain any of the following: Alcohol Parabens Soy Sulfates Mineral Oil Also, is Wholesale Supplies Plus a CRUELTY-FREE company? Thanks in advance!"

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Staff Answer The ingredients are proprietary for this product so we are unable to give you this information.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 04, 2018

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Posted By: Sofia   |   October 02, 2018

"Is this necessary for room sprays? I saw one of your recipes had it and another didn't. Thank you!"

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Staff Answer It is best to use the modifier, otherwise, the spray would need to be shaken before each use. The room spray is water based and the fragrance oils do not mix into that.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 02, 2018

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Posted By: Teresa   |   September 12, 2018

"I was wondering if there was a better way to calculate the amount to use with the FO modifier with the fragrance oil without having some left over. I am making 16oz of body spray with abalone & sea fragrance oil which calls for 1.60 oz. Can I calculate my 4:1 mixture that equal to just that amount and not have anything left over?"

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Staff Answer Absolutely! You would take the amount you want, 1.6 oz, and divide by 5 (.32 oz.) You would mix .32 oz. fragrance with 1.28 oz. FO & EO modifier.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 13, 2018

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Posted By: carolina    |   August 18, 2018

"i want to make a white bar with a clear top made with coconut and lemongrass eo. i mixed the coconut with vanilla stabilizer. but because of the vanilla contant in coconut and lemongrass eo being a yellow oil it always turns yellow or brown. does this product help with keeping my soap clear and from turning yellow?"

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Staff Answer FO & EO Modifier is meant to be used in liquids to help fragrance blend with water based products. Be sure to use the right amount of stabilizer with your fragrance oil. Since the lemongrass EO is a yellow color, you may want to leave the clear part of your soap unfragranced. There is nothing you can do about the color of your oil.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: August 20, 2018

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Posted By: Jade   |   August 16, 2018

"I am trying to make the pet spritz recipe on this site but I want to change out the fragrance oil with essential oil. Can I use this FO/EO modifier with essential oil? do i use less essential oil from the fragrance oil? "

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Staff Answer Yes, the modifier is used with either a Fragrance Oil (FO) or Essential Oil (EO). We would recommend using 1 oz. of essential oil.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: August 17, 2018

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Posted By: Carol   |   August 10, 2018

"I’m sorry. I still need clarification on how to use this. For simplicity, let’s say I am using 1ounce of fragrance and I mix it with 4 ounces of the FO & EO Modifier making a total of 5 ounces. I then add the entire 5 ounces to the liquid soap base??"

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Staff Answer You would mix the 1 oz. fragrance with 4 oz. of Modifier and blend. From this newly created fragrance mixture, you would use only 1 ounce. The remaining 4 ounces can be used for another batch or stored for later use. If you choose, you can mix .25 ounce of fragrance with 1.25 ounce modifier. This way, you do not have as much product left over. You can also try mixing 3:1 and see how this works in your product but most fragrances do need some extra modifier.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: August 13, 2018

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Posted By: Charlene   |   July 25, 2018

"Is this product just for vanilla scents or is it needed in all scents? Also is it to keep your product from clouding up and/or to mix oil and water. I've never used it in any of my products (I don't make soap). What is the difference between polysorbate 80 and 20?"

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Staff Answer The FO & EO Modifier is used when you are adding a fragrance/essential oil to a water based product such as shower gel, body mist, etc. In these types of liquid products, the oil will separate. The modifier helps blend them together which also Polysorbate 20 does (this may cloud your end product, though). Poly 80 is used when adding fixed oils (avocado, coconut, sweet almond, etc.) to a water based product.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 27, 2018

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Posted By: Carol   |   July 09, 2018

"If I were making a hand soap using Home Sweet Home Fragrance oil .. I know I would use the FO & MO Modifier but would I also need to use Vanilla Volor Stabilizer?"

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Staff Answer We recommend using stabilizer for any fragrance containing vanilla, even at 1%. You would mix the fragrance with the stabilizer, then mix the fragrance mixture with the FO & EO Modifier.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 10, 2018

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Posted By: Marilyn   |   November 04, 2017

"I just purchased the FO & EO Modifier and blended spray mist with it. However, the modifier had little chunks floating around in it. I thought that when it was blended with the body mist that had been warmed up that they would dissolve. They did not. Now my batch of mist has little floaters in the bottles. What should I of done differently?"

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Staff Answer Please contact our Customer Service Department with this issue. They may ask for a photo to show the chunks floating in your body mist.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 08, 2017

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I actually have the same issue - they look like super small thin chunks of paper floating - I would love to have an answer for this its so frustrating. I cant even narrow down the issue without an ingredient list

Posted By: Dana   |   Date: July 03, 2018

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Staff Answer As stated with the first question, please contact Customer Service with this issue. Thank you.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 05, 2018

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Posted By: Nancy   |   June 26, 2018

"I am selling an essential oil product which includes this ingredient. Stating in my ingredient list that my product includes "fragrance" ruins the "essential oil" appeal of the product. As stated, product I am making is an essential oil product, not a fragrance oil product. Is there a way to get the INCI for this product? OR Since I mix the modifier with the essential oil, can I just call the mixture essential oil and not have to state fragrance? Thanks for clarification Nancy "

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Staff Answer This is a proprietary blend and the manufacturer will not release the INCI.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: June 26, 2018

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Posted By: Figen   |   June 05, 2018

"What does "fragrance" as ingredient mean? I used this with EO and water and worked great. But i want to understand what are the components of this product Thank you"

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Staff Answer The ingredients for the modifier are proprietary, just as fragrance ingredients are. When mixing the modifier with the fragrance, it becomes part of that fragrance and simply needs to be listed as "fragrance" on your label.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: June 06, 2018

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Posted By: Figen   |   June 05, 2018

"My goal is having clear product (making body spray). Does it matter how to mix this to the base? In other words, mixing the modifier with EO then adding it to the distilled water or i can add EO and modifier separately to the water. Thank you"

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Staff Answer It is recommended to mix the modifier 4:1 with the fragrance/EO. Then, add the recommended amount of fragrance to your product.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: June 06, 2018

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Posted By: rere   |   April 14, 2018

"hi can i use Polysorbate instead of this in body sprys ??"

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Staff Answer Yes, you can. Poly 20 will do the same job but may cloud your final product.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 16, 2018

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Posted By: Sandra   |   April 04, 2018

"I would like to make a Alcohol free Eau de Parfum in a fine mist sprayer. Would this work? I will use distilled preserved water."

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Staff Answer Yes, you can use this modifier to mix with your fragrance and distilled water for a spray perfume.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 09, 2018

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Posted By: Sandra   |   April 05, 2018

"Does this help keep the scent on the skin longer?"

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Staff Answer No, this additive is used to help bind fragrance oils to water-based products.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 06, 2018

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Posted By: Hien   |   March 20, 2018

"Hello, What is the ratio of FO & EO modifer with water in my face mist ? Ratio with oil/fragrance is 4:1, how about ratio with distilled water ? Thanks Jamie "

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Staff Answer It is the same ratio. You mix 4 parts of the modifier to 1 part fragrance oil. The amount added depends on how much fragrance you are adding to your recipe. If adding at 1%, you would take 1% of this fragrance mixture and add to your water base.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 20, 2018

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Posted By: L.   |   March 18, 2018

"Is this product able to be mixed with a product to be ingested?"

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Staff Answer This product cannot be ingested. None of our products are meant for consumption.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 19, 2018

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Posted By: Omar    |   January 16, 2018

"can i mix 1 gallon of perfume to 4 gallons of FO and keep it in the store and use it when i need it partially not one time ? if yes for how long could the mix stay not separated ? "

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Staff Answer Since we have never mixed such a large amount, we cannot say for sure how long this would last. You might try mixing a smaller amount, especially if you are unsure how long it may take to use it up.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 19, 2018

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Posted By: Annette   |   January 10, 2018

"Can you use it to mix the fragrance with a diffuser base?"

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Staff Answer This is something you will need to test as we have not tried this in our own lab.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 15, 2018

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Posted By: Mai   |   November 10, 2017

"How do I list this in my ingredients label?"

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Staff Answer When the modifier and fragrance are mixed together, the modifier becomes part of the fragrance and should be listed on your label as "fragrance".

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 10, 2017

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Posted By: Ann    |   September 11, 2017

"Can this be used to make insect repellent sprays to keep the water & oils from separating?"

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Staff Answer Yes, this would work for mixing water and oils. This is mixed 4 parts modifier with 1 part fragrance oil.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 13, 2017

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Posted By: Connie   |   August 29, 2017

"This is safe to use in children's bubble bath? Since it will get in their eyes and maybe swallow some?"

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Staff Answer We recommend reading the SDS Sheet for this product. Any product, if gotten in the eyes, can cause irritation and care should also be taken for bubble bath with fragrance added so it is not swallowed by children.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: August 30, 2017

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Posted By: cindi    |   August 03, 2017

"would this product give the same results of polysorbate 20? Thank you"

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Staff Answer Yes, the FO/EO Modifier will work the same way as Polysorbate 20 except the poly 20 can cloud your product.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: August 09, 2017

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Posted By: Jennifer   |   July 15, 2017

"Would this be alright to use in an oil based makeup remover?"

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Staff Answer Since this product most likely will come in contact with the eyes, we would not recommend this. You might check the Safety Data Sheet listed under this ingredient to see what information is listed for eye contact.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 17, 2017

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Posted By: Joanna   |   June 20, 2017

"How long can I store fragrance that has been mixed with modifier? I love this product and I need to order more, but the expiration on my review coupon is 6/22 and that's the day that I will be ordering. Does the coupon expire on the 22nd, or after? "

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Staff Answer We recommend mixing the modifier and fragrance oil right before adding to your product. We do not recommend storing for any length of time. The last day to use your coupon is 6/22. If you place an order the day after that, your coupon will have expired.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: June 21, 2017

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Posted By: Crystal   |   April 12, 2017

"If I am making a gal of Shower Gel how much of FO & EO Modifier would I use? "

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Staff Answer The FO & EO Modifier is used 4:1 with your fragrance oil. Once you determine how much fragrance you are adding, you add 4 times that much of the modifier. You have now created a modified fragrance and you would add 1-2% of this mixture to your product.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 17, 2017

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Posted By: Cindy    |   March 24, 2017

"If I am using 16oz of the base liquid suspension soap and I want to add fragrance at 3% how much of the FO/EO modifier will I need to use to make sure it blends properly? And what preservative can you recommend for my body wash if I use over 5% of additives?"

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Staff Answer The FO/EO Modifier is mixed 4:1 with the fragrance oil. For example, if adding .5 oz. of fragrance, you would mix this with 2 oz. of the modifier. Then, you would add .5 oz. of the fragrance mixture to your liquid soap. Any preservative good for water-based products would be fine to use.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 30, 2017

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Posted By: Marcie   |   March 20, 2017

"So how many ounces will I get out of the 7 lbs of FO and EO modifier?"

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Staff Answer This gallon of product will give you 128 liquid ounces.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 23, 2017

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Posted By: Vanessa   |   February 01, 2016

"Most bases with preservatives can hold up to 5-6% of liquid additives. Using 4 parts of the modifier quickly adds up to additives. Would I need to add more preservative to my mixture?"

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Staff Answer Most bases state the percentage that can be added before inactivating the preservative. If you exceed this limit, then yes please add an additional preservative.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: February 02, 2016

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Posted By: Karen   |   November 06, 2015

"I am making body mist, if I added too much modifier what can I do?"

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Staff Answer Are you making the body mist from a base? You could add more body mist to your mixture to even out the ratio of modifier to body mist.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 06, 2015

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Yes I made 8oz bottle using the body mist base. How much Modifer should I use for 8oz bottle

Posted By: Karen   |   Date: November 18, 2015

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Staff Answer Hi Karen - FO & EO Modifier is recommended at a 4 to 1 ratio of modifier to fragrance oil. Generally, body mist base can accept 2% fragrance. This means a recipe would breakdown as 90% Body Mist Base, 8% FO/EO Modifier, and 2% FO. For eight ounces this breaks down to 7.2 oz. base, 0.64 oz. FO/EO Modifier, and 0.16 oz. Fragrance Oil. It's important that the modifier and fragrance be mixed together before adding to the base. Also, these are just general recommendations. (continued below)

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 19, 2015

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Staff Answer (continued from above) Depending on the fragrance and base used, you may find you need to adjust the recipe. Also, please make sure the FO you are using is safe at 2%. Check the IFRA usage rate to verify this information. Hope this helps!

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 19, 2015

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Posted By: Michelle   |   September 21, 2015

"If I want to use 2ounces of fragrance oil how much of the modifier would I need?"

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Staff Answer The directions for the modifier state: "Thoroughly mix 4 parts FO Modifier to 1 part oil based FO." Using this ratio you would need 8oz Modifier for 2oz Fragrance.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 23, 2015

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Posted By: Nicole   |   July 05, 2015

"Could I use this in my all-natural formulations, and still be in accordance with All Natural?"

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Staff Answer Our FO and EO modifier is not a natural product and would not meet that criteria.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 18, 2015

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Posted By: Trent   |   September 11, 2015

"Is there a defoaming additive or agent that is recommended to reduce the foaming/bubbles effect. I am using the product as a scent additive to water vacuum cleaners and it foams up very easily. "

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Staff Answer Any water based defoaming agent will work with our FO & EO Modifier. We do not carry any defoaming agents nor do I have a source to recommend.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 17, 2015

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Posted By: Beverly   |   July 25, 2015

"How much modifier would you use in this recipe? "

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Staff Answer The recommended usage for our EO and FO Modifier is 4 parts modifier to 1 part EO/FO and then 1% modified EO/FO in your product. You can increase the percentage depending on the product it is used in as long as you do not exceed the maximum IFRA guidelines for the fragrance you are using. For our Shower Gel Crystal Clear you can use a maximum of 2%. Exceeding this maximum may cause your shower gel to become very thin.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: August 06, 2015

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Posted By: Laura   |   June 29, 2015

"I have made some bubble bath w/ the crafters choice clear bubble bath base & fragrance oil. Is it possible to add the fo&eo modifier directly to the finished bubble bath to fix clouding issues? Or does it need to be mixed w/ the FO first ? Thanks!"

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Staff Answer We recommend to mix the FO & EO Modifier to the fragrance oil first.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 01, 2015

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Posted By: Sueann   |   June 17, 2015

"I made a exfoliating body polish with sea salt, suspension soap, liquid shea butter and a few other oils and color additives. My product keeps separating. Would this help keep it together? Or do I need to heat my product up?"

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Staff Answer This product is not intended to prevent separation of your product unless the separation is the fragrance oils. You may have added too many oils to your recipe or not enough salt. Please call customer service for assistance.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: June 24, 2015

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Posted By: Kim   |   April 08, 2015

"Is this product concidered vegan?"

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Staff Answer The ingredients in this product are proprietary so we cannot state whether this product is vegan or not.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: May 12, 2015

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Posted By: Pam   |   April 05, 2015

"For the FO & EO Modifier - I used it with my FO to make the foaming hand soap. It still seperated. Do I need to add more? How do you tell if it's going to be the right amount? Thank you"

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Staff Answer The usage rate for this product is 4 parts FO Modifier to 1 part oil based FO. You may need to add more modifier until your finished product remains blended and clear. Heating your base also helps the fragrance and modifier bind.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: May 12, 2015

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Posted By: Diana   |   April 10, 2015

"If I have colored bottles do I still need to use the FO and EO oil modifier?"

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Staff Answer The fragrance oil may separate from the shower gel if you do not use the Modifier. If this happens you will need to add a note to "Shake Before Use" to your label for the safety of your customers.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 10, 2015

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Posted By: Archie   |   March 03, 2015

"I read that Polysorbate 20 in equal amounts as your fragrance oil will make the base clear and keep it from getting cloudy. Is this true?"

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Staff Answer We have not found this to be true. The information we offer on this product clearly indicates the your final product will be cloudy. For a clear product we recommend using our EO/FO Modifier (http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/products/fragrance-essential-oil-modifier.aspx)

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 05, 2015

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Posted By: Chadwick   |   February 23, 2015

"What is the difference between Polysorbate 20 and the FO & EO Modifier?"

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Staff Answer Fragrance modifiers are designed to help oil incorporate into water. They allow fragrance oils to blend instead of float. Two popular fragrance modifiers are Crafter’s Choice Fragrance and Essential Oil Modifier or Polysorbate 20. When fragrance oil is added to a clear base, you will find that the Crafter’s Choice FO/EO Modifier will stay clear and the Polysorbate 20 may cloud the product.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: February 23, 2015

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Posted By: Cynthia    |   January 22, 2015

"Can anyone recommend a fragrance that won't thin the gel ( without having to add pearl user, etc.)?"

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Staff Answer Many fragrances will thin a liquid soap base. In most cases you just need to test a small batch to determine this. Our Bubble Wash Thickener can be used to thicken the shower gel up again. Some fragrance oils do not thin the shower gel but may cause clouding. If this happens you can add our Fragrance and Essential Oil Modifier which may then thin your product. The Bubble Wash thickener can be added to thicken the shower gel if this happens.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 27, 2015

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Posted By: julie   |   October 30, 2014

"I understand that this modifier is to be listed as fragrance on the label, which leaves me wondering if it has a smell of its own. Will it change the fragrance oil it is added to?"

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Staff Answer The EO/FO Modifier is odorless. When this product is mixed with the fragrance, it becomes part of that fragrance so that is why it is just listed as fragrance on your label.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 31, 2014

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It should not affect your final product. Its main purpose is to keep your formulation clear and eliminate cloudiness.

Posted By: emmelou   |   Date: October 31, 2014

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I used it and it destroyed my fragrance. I just lost out on a pound of Moisture Mist and the last of my peppermint bark fragrance. It smells AWFUL, I got so nauseated smelling it. I had to throw my product away.

Posted By: Catherine   |   Date: November 22, 2014

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Posted By: Kris   |   October 20, 2014

"If I make a Room & Linen Spray using this modifier, and essential oil and distilled water in your recommended amounts, would I need to use a preservative?"

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Staff Answer Yes, any product with water must have a preservative to prevent bacteria growth.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: October 21, 2014

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Posted By: maira   |   September 18, 2014

"Can I use it this to make liquid thicker? "

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Staff Answer This is not a thickening agent but helps oils blend with water-based products to prevent them from separating.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 19, 2014

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No, but you can add a thickener or wax. This helps with emulsifying but will keep your product clear.

Posted By: emmelou   |   Date: September 21, 2014

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Posted By: Christina   |   September 23, 2013

"After mixing your fragrance with the modifier, the directions then say to use the combination at only a 1% level. Does this reduce the strength of your fragrance? I'd like to use this in shower gels to keep them clear, but it seems like so little fragrance will not hold the scent properly."

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Staff Answer You can use more if it performs as desired and is still within the IFRA guidelines.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 24, 2013

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I have used this product at 1% with several fragrances and it does not provide enough fragrance throw in a room spray. Any higher percentage and the water gets cloudy.

Posted By: Gio   |   Date: August 18, 2014

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Posted By: Helen   |   June 25, 2014

"Will this keep the contents of a body spray comprised of distilled water/almond oil/fragrance oil from separating? What are the recommended proportions for a 3 oz body spray?"

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Staff Answer The modifier is not intended to help keep heavy carrier oils blended with water. I would recommend using Polysorbate for this purpose. http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/ProductDetail.aspx?CatalogID=1&GroupID=11&CategoryID=1003&ProductID=3390&ProductName=Crafters+Choice%e2%84%a2+Polysorbate+20

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: June 25, 2014

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Posted By: Christal   |   December 25, 2013

"I am using Crafters Choice™ Luxury Moisturizing Mist II - Modified to make fragrance sprays. With some of the fragrance oils I have to use the FO & EO Modifier. Can I still use the same percentage of the mixture that I'd normally use? Example if my recipe calls for 4 ML can I still use that amount after the fragrance has been mixed with this modifier?"

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Staff Answer The directions for FO & EO Modifier recommend to "add 1% modified fragrance to water based products".

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 07, 2014

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Staff Answer If your recipe calls for 4ml fragrance we recommend adding only 4ml modified fragrance. For example if your recipe calls for 5ml of fragrance you would mix 4ml modifier with 1 ml fragrance and let it sit for up to 15 min. before adding that to your recipe. You can add more modified fragrance if you feel the scent is not strong enough. Just be sure not to exceed the maximum usage levels per the IFRA guidelines for your fragrance.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 15, 2014

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Posted By: Jane   |   March 24, 2014

"We currently list "phthalate and paraben free" on our product packaging. Can we make those claims if we incorporate this ingredient into our product?"

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Staff Answer While the ingredients to this product is proprietary, we do know that the FO & EO modifier are both phthalate and paraben free.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: March 25, 2014

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Posted By: Andrea   |   February 18, 2014

"1% of this mixture(4 parts modifier:1 part fragrance) is not enough for good fragrance throw. Would it become toxic if I used more than 1% of this mixture to my formulas? If so, what is the amount that I can add before this becomes toxic or unsafe?"

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Staff Answer You can go higher since the modifier is safe at 100%. Many people put the max amount in a beaker then add 3 more parts of the modifier, using all of the mixture. It is a bit of trial and error but rest assured it is not toxic.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: February 18, 2014

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Posted By: Kathy   |   February 05, 2014

"After mixing this modifier with the fragrance oil or essential oil, why do the directions instruct to use so very little of the new FO/Modifier mixture? Is the fragrance oil, once mixed with the modifier, supposed to be more potent and thus not as much is needed or why is it?"

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I've never had the EO or FO become stronger based on the use of the modifier, however each recipe can handle only so much liquid. Certain products can handle, or are allowed to handle, only so much fragrance.

Posted By: Denise   |   Date: February 11, 2014

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Posted By: Jan   |   January 31, 2014

"Can these be used in clear melt and pour soaps to stay clear?"

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Staff Answer The purpose of this product is to help an oil-based FO or EO blend into a water-based product. The actual properties of the FO or EO may change the clarity of the MP Soap and the Modifier will likely not have an affect. There is a section on our website for clear Fragrance Oils under the Fragrance Oil Finder: http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/Fragrance-Oils.aspx

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: February 03, 2014

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Posted By: Lauri   |   January 27, 2014

"For labeling purposes, what are the ingredients?"

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Staff Answer Good question! The actual ingredients are proprietary. We listed the word 'Fragrance' as the ingredient, and this is what should list as well on our label.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 27, 2014

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The FO/EO modifier becomes part of the fragrance oil, which ingredients don't need to be listed. If there is a question because of the State in which you live, you should contact them.

Posted By: Denise   |   Date: January 27, 2014

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Posted By: Wendy   |   December 20, 2013

"My lotions tend to lose there scent after awhile would this help with holding the scent into my lotions, Or with my soap would this help with making the scent last in my soap?"

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Staff Answer The FO/EO Modifier helps water based products mix with fragrances. If the scent is not holding, be sure to add the maximum amount allowed in your lotion. For soaps, you can add benzoin powder which is a fragrance fixative to help your fragrance last longer.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: December 23, 2013

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Posted By: Karen   |   December 11, 2013

"I used this product and it did make my air freshener clear but I noticed that when I handle the bottle allot of bubbles form at the tip of the bottle as if it were liquid soap vs. air freshener. Why do the bubble form and is there a way I can stop them from forming? Thank you"

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Staff Answer The bubbles for as a result of the product solubilizing the oil. That is normal and cannot be changed.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: December 12, 2013

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Posted By: Constance   |   November 01, 2013

"I am trying to make some Room & Linen Sprays. I am using FO Modifier 4 ounces mixed with 1 ounce of FO (4 to 1 as recommended by WSP). I am adding 3 grams (1%) of this mixture to 8 ounces of distilled water. My question: This works with many FO and becomes clear, but some mixtures remain cloudy. Is there anything I can do to clear up this cloudiness? Am I doing this correctly? Thank you. "

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Staff Answer Certain fragrances may need a little more FO Modifier to clear up the product. Try adding a few drops at a time until you have a clear product.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: November 06, 2013

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Posted By: Constance Larie   |   September 23, 2013

"How toxic is this product?"

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Staff Answer All of the ingredients in this product are approved as safe by the FDA in the amounts and way they are used. If you are concerned about any of the ingredients in a product then it is best to do some research on the toxicity levels of each ingredient.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 23, 2013

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Posted By: Cassidy   |   March 27, 2013

"Why is the ingredient for FO & EO Modifier listed as "fragrance"?"

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Staff Answer Crafter's Choice FO & EO Modifier is made up of a proprietary blend of ingredients that are protected by trade secret laws. It is made of the same type of ingredients that are used to make a Fragrance Oil. When this product is used with your FO or EO, it becomes part of the FO or EO. Therefore, the combined ingredient may be listed as "fragrance".

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 20, 2013

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