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Posted By: Gina   |   September 07, 2023

"Can I use this in a reed diffuser?"

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Staff Answer Hello - you can find this information on the IFRA Sheet. Category 10A - 5.0% usage rate.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: May 31, 2024

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Posted By: Danni E   |   October 09, 2013

"For those who used this FO in CP soap. I understand it accelerated the batches used in CP Soap, but I was wondering about the percent concentration you are using? One reviewer said she keeps her oils and lye water cool, but what % of F.O. were you using as well? Thank You"

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Hi - I suspect the underlying issue with acceleration has to do with the type of FO. I'm my experience, and others' that I've spoken with, most floral FOs have a tendency to accelerate trace - some quicker than others, which is why some people recommend soaping the floral FOs at lower temps. I do this (1 oz. FO / per pound of oils)and slowly stir in the FO rather than using a stick blender.

Posted By: LESLIE   |   Date: October 10, 2013

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Making sure both your oils and lye solution are at about 100 degrees reduces the risk of acceleration. Also making sure you have enough liquid to lye ratio is important as well. Depending on the strength of the fragrance, I add between 3.5%-5%. Assuming it is safe to do so with the guidelines in place.

Posted By: Christine   |   Date: October 10, 2013

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