Viva la Juicy* Fragrance Oil 119

Overall rating: 4.8221345 / 5 from 253 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Viva la Juicy Fragrance Oil 119 is highly regarded for its amazing and long-lasting scent, which combines golden amber, Egyptian musk, and sparkling citrus. Customers love the fragrance and recommend it for its scent. It is also noted for being a best seller and having an excellent dupe.

Summary topics

• Best Seller: 17%
• Fragrance Oil Quality: 6%
• Dupe Accuracy: 6%
• Scent Quality: 52%

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Review highlights

• "A top seller-my teenage and younger ladies love this scent-the best match to Juicy by far." — Andrea
• "This fragrance smells amazing!!" — TABITHA
• "Customers love this scent, it has been a top seller for us!" — LaKisha

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Q&A

Hi, please can i use this as regular perfume directly out of the bottle without adding anything to it ? Or it meant to be diluted ? And if i must dilute it can you tell me how to make a perfume of it?Thank you in advance

Our fragrances should be diluted with a carrier oil or Ready to Scent Base, like Perfume Base, Lotion or Body Spray. Check the IFRA Guidelines for usage rates.

Are these fragrances safe for Candle Making ?

Maximum IFRA amounts for candles can be found under the Additional Information tab ono each product's store page. The appropriate fragrance load should be provided by your wax supplier.

Can this be used for lip gloss? If so how much? Would I need anything else if I use this for lip gloss?

This cannot be used in a lip gloss. Please refer to the IFRA Maximum Skin Exposure Levels. It will show that this has a 0% for lip products.

Do I need a vanilla color stabilizer when using this fragrance to make whipped soap with foaming bath whip? I know it only has 1% vanilla

To avoid any type of discoloration, you should use vanilla color stabilizer, even with only 1%.

I know I'd have to label this as "Comparable to Viva La Juicy" since I'll be using it as a body spray/perfume. But could I also give it my own name? (For example if I made the label say "Juicy Kiss comparable to Viva La Juicy")

You can rename any of our fragrance oils to whatever you like. Only if you keep the name used by another company, do you need to use the "comparable to" on your label.