Georgia Peach Fragrance Oil 159

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Reviews

Not too peachy

"Not very good"

— Brenda K. (2/5)

No Peach

"Separation occurred when soaping at 100 degrees. Fragrance smells slightly of peach in the bottle but only chemically in the finished soap. I was totally disappointed. This is the first time I've been unsatisfied with wholesale supplies fragrances"

— Arthur L. (1/5)

It smells so fragrant! Just

"It smells so fragrant! Just like fresh Georgia peaches! Aroma lasts a long time, too!"

— Bradley G. (5/5)

I used to love it.

"This has always been one of my favorites and I have used it since 2014. The bottle I just received smells a little different but more importantly, it turned my products. . . bright yellow. Unfortunately I will not be able to use it in soap like I always have."

— Brandy (2/5)

Not peach

"It doesn't smell like a peach or anything close. It's just not a nice scent. I guess it's fruity, but not peachy."

— Shawntiah (1/5)

Not Even a Good Peach

"Horrible peach smell. I have Georgia Peach from two other companies and not only do they truly smell like peach, but this one is so weak it doesn't throw well at all. I'm sad I bought a large bottle. I should have gotten a small one to test first."

— Kori (1/5)

Disappointed

"Even though this fragrance behaves well in cold process soap, the scent itself is minimal. Smelled nice in the bottle, not overwhelming. However, once processed into soap the fragrance is barely there. I will be looking for another peach fragrance."

— Soap (2/5)

Eh it's okay,

"It smells okay, I'm not overly crazy about it. I expected it to smell sweeter than it did. It smells more like a hot peach that was left in the sun. It behaves okay in cold process soap there was a slight acceleration with my batch but I was prepared for it."

— Natasha (3/5)

Georgia ""Mouth Watering"" Peach

"This fragrance oil smells amazing! Georgia Peach is another customer favorite!It holds up well in all products I have tried it in. It smells more like a strong peach pie filling to me rather than an actual Georgia Peach. My 89 year old father was disappointed that I wasn't making him peach pie (that's how good it smellls!)"

— Home (4/5)

Fragrant

"I just tried the Gardenia fragrance oil. I did not experience any issues in my cold process using lard, olive oil, coconut oil and castor oil. I did not use any colorants as I wanted a color similar to a gardenia flower. My studio smells like I have a gardenia plant in it. I love it!"

— Tia (4/5)