French Vanilla Fragrance Oil 639

Overall rating: 4.670886 / 5 from 79 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

This French Vanilla Fragrance Oil is highly appreciated for its rich, creamy vanilla scent with subtle hints of white sugar and musk. Customers find it to be a top seller and love its light, delicious, and long-lasting fragrance.

Summary topics

• Top Seller: 14%
• Light Fragrance: 14%
• Vanilla Note: 61%
• Sweet Vanilla Scent: 27%

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Review highlights

• "Very nice rich french vanilla scent, also mixes with others to make a wonderful vanilla note" — Jodi
• "This oil smells amazing and the scent doesn't fade like some of the Vanilla Fragrance oils I've used in the past." — Stefanie
• "The best way I can describe this FO is no butterscotch, no super-sweet, no heavy bakery smell." — Jeannette

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Q&A

If Im using this for a whipped body butter, will it turn the butter into a brown color and if so how quickly?

All fragrance oils with vanilla in it will turn from a light cream to a deep brown. We recommend you use Crafters Choice™ Vanilla Color Stabilizer - Lotions - Washes.

Should I add dark brown mica to ensure the dark brown color is consistent throughout? or will it just naturally be brown throughout the bar? CP

This would certainly be up to you. You can see from the picture we have for this fragrance, the soap darkened to a chocolate brown. This was an even color in our CP recipe but we would not be sure how it would change in your recipe.

I am new to your company, and am looking for a French vanilla E.O that I can use in soy candles. With the high flashpoint, would the French vanilla (639) be not advised? Could you recommend one that would be safe if not this one? Thank you!

This fragrance is safe to use in candles. You would want to follow the recommended fragrance load for your particular wax.

can i use titanium dioxide to offset the color change caused by the high vanilla content?

No you cannot. You have to use a vanilla stabilizer. If you use titanium dioxide it will lighten the soap while making it but it will still turn brown.