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Pear Quince Fragrance Oil (Special Order)

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Pear Quince Fragrance Oil (Special Order)

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$442.45

An exotic dessert of anjou pear, quince, citrus and muguet.

Size: 25 lb (bulk)

($1.11/oz)

25 lb

Best Value

$442.45

($1.11/oz)

** Special Order: 25 Day Lead Time

Pear Quince Fragrance Oil (Special Order)

An exotic dessert of anjou pear, quince, citrus and muguet.

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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

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Fragrance Specifics

Top Notes Citrus Pear
Middle Notes Muguet
Base Notes Quince
Flashpoint (°F) 164
Vanilla Content (%) 3.0
Country of Origin USA
Vegan
Phthalate Free
CA Prop 65 Compliant

Overall rating: 4.681818 / 5 from 22 reviews.

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Reviews

FANTASTIC Floral/Fruity Scent

"Beautiful OOTB!!! Can't wait to try it in candles, room spray and MP soap!"

— Monika (5/5)

Sophisticated, Great in CP!

"Out of the bottle I was a bit put back, put I know not to trust that. This is a lovely pear scent, tart and tangy with a touch a kiwi floating around in there making things perfect. I am a huge pear fan, I would use this in any product and keep it all to myself if I could. I made a coconut Milk CP batch and had no issues like ricing or accelerating. Just great smelling soap. I did a green shimmer mica with the poppy seeds and light gold stands here and there. I used it ever so slightly in a face cream for myself and a few body butters to try out at the next show. It's an inviting scent, very comforting to the senses. Looks like I found another one to add to my year round list. Thanks!"

— Melissa (5/5)

Pear Quince in Cold Process

"This fragrance performed beautifully in my cold process soap base, with no acceleration or ricing. The scent is very strong and smells delicious! I used just a teeny bit of French Green Clay and Green oxide - a speck really, to make my pretty pear color, and used French Pink clay for the quince color - illusions that make a lasting impression on customers. My soap mold is 42 ounces, so I used 2 ounces of the fragrance and it produced a moderately strong scent that does not knock you down. The clay seems to work quite well with fragrances that have a little vanilla. It has not discolored. My customers do not want chemicals or dyes, so I find ways to make a product look good even though it may discolor a bit. This one is soft green and pink. Beautiful!"

— Patricia (5/5)

Delicious!

"Delicious!"

— Sherene (5/5)

smelled more culinary than floral

"As expected, this had a slightly artificial smelling fragrance. There was a part in there that almost captured the true fragrance of quince, but I can also smell lesser notes of caramel and cotton candy, kind of sweet and fruity. The odor has a very tiny amount of acetone and formaldehyde-like smell, and can seem to have a little bit of banana scent. All this is perfectly normal, considering the types of fragrance chemicals that would typically go into something like this. The smell was ever so slightly musky and cloying, but this is true of most fragrance oils; the intended purpose is to help extenuate the overall fragrance, because a fragrance like quince by itself would be very light and inane. In this sense, it's not a really a clean floral quince smell; rather it's more of a sweet fruity candy smell. It smells more like cooked preserved quince in sweet brandy than freshly sliced quince. They did cautiously label this a ""pear-quince"" fragrance, but in all fairness I would say it does smell more like ""quince"" than pear. It's not a bad smell for soap, but I don't think it would be the best for perfume. I know quince fragrance can be very hard to find, so maybe it's not fair to be too critical."

— Zachary (3/5)

Pear and Quince fragrance oil

"I am delighted with this fragrance. My customers and my family's eyes roll back in their heads because it smells so good. My daughter said about my cold process cucumber soap with this fragrance that it just smells like summer. Definitely will be purchasing more!"

— Shandra (5/5)

Mmmmmm

"Can't stop smelling"

— Tracey (5/5)

Such a Great Scent!

"I came upon this fragrance sort of out of desperation. Let me explain. . SO WSP used to carry a Spiced Pear fragrance that I absolutely LOVED. I had about an ounce left and happen to make a candle with the rest of it for my son's co-worker. She just loved it so much she wanted body spray, lotion, and body wash. Well, much to my disappointment, WSP no longer carried it and CC no longer makes it (that I know of). So I had to find something to replace it; and voila! this fragrance right here. She loves it!!"

— Desiree (5/5)