Vanilla Color Stabilizer - Lotions - Washes

Overall rating: 4.761658 / 5 from 193 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Vanilla Color Stabilizer effectively prevents the vanilla in fragrance oils from turning lotions and washes brown. It is highly recommended for its performance, though opinions on the scent vary.

Summary topics

• Stabilizer Effectiveness: 7%
• Color Preservation: 13%
• Scent Perception: 19%

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Review highlights

• "This stabilizer works perfectly for cold process soaps." — Diane
• "I was uncertain whether I needed this product for my lotions but I used it and the color stayed true." — Barbara
• "The color has stayed nice and white without any color change." — Shirley

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Q&A

Hi,If I'm using this product for body butter yeah only contains a mixture of hard and liquid oils, arrowroot powder, cetyl alcohol and crafters choice vanilla fragrance oil, do I require this stabilizer to prevent a change in color?Thanks

No, you typically do not need to use a Vanilla Color Stabilizer in a body butter because stabilizers are formulated for water-based products like lotions, washes, and creams. Since body butters are anhydrous (contain no water), the stabilizer is unlikely to be effective.

Hi, I just realized that I used the vanilla color stabilizer lotions/ washes on the cp soap I made last weekend? The color actually worked pretty great. I tested the soap few min ago, saw no change in color or performance. Has lots of bubbles, feels great. Is it a problem ?

I dont think it will be a problem but maybe over the span of time the soap may turn brown

Do I need a vanilla stabilizer for alcohol-based Hand Sanitizers and alcohol-based Room Sprays? For sugar scrubs, would this be the right vanilla stabilizer to purchase too? Thank you.

Vanilla Color Stabilizers are designed for water-based products. They are not needed in alcohol based products. For a Foaming Bath Whip Sugar Scrub use Vanilla Color Stabilizer for MP Soap.

Do you need a vanilla stabilizer in body oils (argan oil)

Hi , You do not need to add Vanilla Color Stabilizer to a body oil, the oil are already a yellowish to amber color, VCS To prevent fragrance oils containing vanilla (vanillin) from turning lotions and washes brown

I mixed up my Vanilla Color Stabilizers and used this one for my bath bomb instead of the CP type. Well, my bombs fell apart. I decided to use it in a loose bubble bath product. My question is: is Vanilla Color Stabilizer for Washes and Lotions safe to use in a bath product. I assume it is, since it is safe for the lips, but wanted to double check. Thanks.

Good thinking - we repurpose our bath bomb 'fails' the same way! You did your research - you're right, the VCS for Lotions & Washes is safe for use in bath products.