Rainforest - Natural Fragrance Oil 668

Overall rating: 4.826923 / 5 from 52 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Rainforest Natural Fragrance Oil 668 is praised for its lush green and woodsy scent, blending natural notes like violet, cedar leaf, and eucalyptus. Customers appreciate its fresh and divine aroma, making it a favorite natural fragrance.

Summary topics

• scent: 48%
• blend: 32%
• fragrance: 20%

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Review highlights

• "A nice natural scent blend that my customers come back for again and again - I am here now to buy more." — Karen
• "good smelling EO blend" — Emily
• "Lovely natural fresh scent" — Patricia

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Q&A

The IFRA maximum for Soap is 0.5%. Has anyone achieved a good lasting smell with only using such a small amount? I really don't want to use more than the IFRA max due to reactions or sensitivities.

There are many reviews on this fragrance, made in both CP and MP soap. They are all very positive reviews and people said they loved this fragrance in their soap.

I am confused by this description. I am having a hard time telling if these blends are truly 100% Pure Essential oils by the terminology '100% Natural'. The confusing piece to this description is that fact that Violet essential oil does not exist. It aroma of violet would have to be extracted in some other method that is not 100% natural. Can you please explain?

This blend is not 100% essential oils but 100% natural. If you look at the Certificate of Compliance located under the "MSDS & Docs" tab, it lists the Pure Essential Oils, Extracts, Absolutes and Resins that make up this scent.

Hi. Can I mix this blend (or any of your essential oil blends) with almond and jojoba carrier oils for making beard oil?

Many of our fragrance and essential oils would be fine to use in a beard oil when mixed with a carrier oil. Just be sure to stay within the stated IFRA guidelines for the FO or EO that you choose. Always test your product before making in large batches.

would this be a good smelling insect repellent considering some of the oils in it?

There are certain essential oils that work better in helping to keep insects away. Since this is blended with many different essentials, it may not be as effective as using one or two essential oils at a higher usage level.

can this be used in candles as well?

All of our fragrance oils are safe to use in candles. We recommend consulting your wax supplier for directions on how much fragrance to use in a candle.