Laundry Fragrance Oil - FF# 8 (Special Order)

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$571.52

Line dried clean linen on a spring day. It is best used as a middle note in custom blends.

Size: 25 lb (bulk)

($1.43/oz)

25 lb

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$571.52

$601.60

($1.43/oz)

** Special Order: 25 Day Lead Time

Laundry Fragrance Oil - FF# 8 (Special Order)

Line dried clean linen on a spring day. It is best used as a middle note in custom blends.

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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: None
Ricing: None
Color After Cure: Tan
Separation: None

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 Laundry
Middle Notes Laundry
Base Notes Laundry
Flashpoint (°F) 174
Vanilla Content (%) 0.1
Country of Origin USA
Vegan
Phthalate Free
CA Prop 65 Compliant

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Reviews

OMG!!

"Is a minty scent, I mix it with my yucky smelling cleaning supplies, freshens the whole room. Love it!"

— Jen (5/5)

Part of kit ingredients

"This was part of a fragrance formulator kit - product worked well - would buy for future products. Can hardly wait for fall/winter fragrances"

— Michelle (5/5)

Q&A

I'm no longer seeing the smaller sizes in this fragrance. Have you discontinued selling the smaller sizes?: This fragrance has been discontinued and can only be purchased now in a 25# drum.
I want to make a 3lb coconut milk CP loaf with this fragrance and want it to be white. I noticed this fragrance may turn soap tan. How much titanium dioxide would I add so my soap would stay white? Thank you.: We cannot give you an exact amount to add. You might start with one Tablespoon in your recipe. You may also want to do a small batch first to gauge how much you will need.
I'm still new to this, can someone explain the skin exposure levels on the fragrance oils? I'm making bath bombs and bath whip..: IFRA guidelines tell you the maximum amount that a fragrance can be used in certain products. For the types of products mentioned, we recommend checking the IFRA for Soaps or Body Wash, which should be the same percentage. Once you check the percentage, then you need to see what the maximum usage is for the product you are making. For instance, the fragrance may be safe up to 20%, but your product may not be able to accept that much liquid. We hope this explanation is helpful.