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Orange, lime blossom, and eucalyptus add an invigorating experience to a heart of rosemary, fig, gardenia, and clove, while a masculine base of sandalwood, galbanum, orris, and patchouli provide an earthy tone.
Size: 4 fl oz
($2.91/oz)
Orange, lime blossom, and eucalyptus add an invigorating experience to a heart of rosemary, fig, gardenia, and clove, while a masculine base of san...
Orange, lime blossom, and eucalyptus add an invigorating experience to a heart of rosemary, fig, gardenia, and clove, while a masculine base of sandalwood, galbanum, orris, and patchouli provide an earthy tone.
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Overall rating: 3.4 / 5 from 15 reviews.

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Shave and a haircut fragrance oil

"Worst ever. No slight acceleration. Instant freeze up. You should have to return everyone’s money back on this and go back and figure out what you guy’s have messed up on the fragrance oil. It’s horrible."

Roberta T. (1/5)

Very nice!

"Smelled just like lavender. I liked this one! Definitely lavender and I could get some green notes in there. . . . nothing that overpowered the lavender though. Would get again!"

Brooke (5/5)

NO NO NO - the worst batch ever

"As an experienced soap maker using the same recipe I've used for 3000 bars, Shave and a Haircut was a disaster twice. It became concrete within a minute of being added to my soap batter. I typically use Bramble Berry for this scent and thought I'd save some money using Crafters Choice, but totally regretted it. WSP should label this soap NOT FOR COLD PROCESS."

Laura (1/5)

Accelerated SO fast!!

"I love the smell of this fo. I used it for cold process soap. All was well until I added the fo. I stirred in the fo and it went from very fluid to soap on a stick in a matter of seconds. Luckily, I split part of my batter off and only fragranced one part at a time. After it became soap on a stick, I decided it was best not to fragrance the second half. I smashed my soap on a stick into my loaf mold. It was horrible, so many air pockets. I took the other half of my batter that was very fluid and poured it on top of my smashed up mess. I banged the mess out of the mold to fill in the air pocket, repeating until I had the mold filled and no air bubbles surfaced while banging the mold. To my surprise, there were no air pockets when I cut my soap. The accelerated soap was so thick, the fluid soap was even able to get into the air pockets all the way at the bottom of the mold. It worked out for me, but I probably won't use this fragrance for cold process again."

Vannessa (4/5)

Excessive acceleration and ricing

"I soap very cool because I make milk soapsI added this at a very this trace at about 75* and I spoon mixed it in and it still accelerated super quickly on meI really live the scent and wish I could make it a regular but I won't be buying again"

Lara (3/5)

Extreme Acceleration!!

"I won't be buying this product ever again due to how it behaves, which is a bummer because it smells so good."

Home (2/5)

It's so hard to work with but it smells so good!

"When I read the cold process notes and saw that this scent had slight acceleration and I figured I could handle slight acceleration. This scent has extreme acceleration! The only way we use this scent now it with a plain basic soap. Mix it and pour in your mold. Don't add color, and definitely do not try layers or swirls."

Tiffany (3/5)

Smells like my grandpa's shaving cream

"This fragrance reminded me of my grandpa's shaving cream. It has that sharp, clean, shaving smell to it. I didn't care for it too much. There are lots of better men's fragrances out there!"

Ashley (3/5)

Smells great, tricky to soap with

"The fragrance is great. I don't usually enjoy ""masculine"" scents, but this one is nice!I soaped at about 100 degrees, blended to emulsion, blended in my colors and had the batter at light trace, and stirred in the fragrance by hand. I wanted a medium trace for my ITP swirl, so I let the batter sit for a minute and wiped off my utensils. I checked the batter again in 1-2 minutes and it had set up to a thick paste. I shoved it all into the mold while it turned grainy and firm. In the end, I got incredibly lucky; I was prepared to rebatch, but the bars looked just like slabs of marble with rough edges. I don't think I could replicate that mistake, so in future, I'll use this fragrance for single-color cold process (and pour IMMEDIATELY) or for hot process."

Clare (3/5)

Fresh and clean!

"Just rec'd this in the mail-it's definitely a clean, bright fragrance perfectly named. I plan on using it for men's facial products, air/car fresheners, men's cologne, etc. I'm really excited to use this fragrance, it smells high end and I think will be a top selling fragrance!"

Cris (5/5)

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