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A fragrance cocktail of luscious fruits such as peaches, mandarin oranges, coconut pulp, bergamot, grapefruit, tropical guava, and tangy lemons.
Size: 2 fl oz
($3.27/oz)
A fragrance cocktail of luscious fruits such as peaches, mandarin oranges, coconut pulp, bergamot, grapefruit, tropical guava, and tangy lemons.
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Overall rating: 4.3846154 / 5 from 13 reviews.

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Review topics: ["scent","fragrance","acceleration","soap","seller"].

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Reviews

Nice scent

"Excelent scent for baby soap and shampoo. Smells like sweet honey."

— Lola V. (5/5)

Love

"This is just such a warm and comforting scent. An all time favorite. Great in my soap, solid lotion, linen spray, and laundry soap."

— Christa K. (5/5)

Excellent

"Love this fragrance! Fresh and clean"

— Tiffany S. (5/5)

Love This Fragrance

"Love this Fragrance and so do our customers. The fragrance holds in hot process soap and doesn't change color."

— Chris S. (5/5)

Super bee!

"Baby bee was a runaway hit when I introduced it in my cold process soaps and lotion bars. Definitely a top seller all year round. Soft and sweet scent. No problems soaping. (CP)."

— Diana (5/5)

Nice, but. . . .

"OTB this scent is really nice, its soft with a hit of powder not over bearing. But using it in CP Soap it didn't hold the scent where its almost unnoticeable. I'll probably try it in wax melts to see how the scent holds."

— Shanice (3/5)

Not great for CP soap

"I loved this in my CP soap when it first came out of the mold. So sweet and creamy! But after six weeks, the scent faded into something that smelled like play-dough. I see that the new IFRA guidelines call for a very low usage rate for this scent, so I'm going to cross this one off my list and use other scents instead."

— Margaret J. (1/5)

Wonderful!

"I initially HATED this scent out of the bottle, but after a few months I used it in a bubble bar shaped like a cookie. It is perfect! Smells almond-ey and sweet, it's a good bakery scent if you don't want discoloration. I love bakery scents but they all have vanillin in them :("

— Samantha M. (5/5)

Lovely scent

"Lovely fragance oil, i made a mini drop swirl and had alot of time to Play no acceleration or ricing great for coldprocesssoap, but it did discolour my soap to a caramel brown therefor only 4 stars. so next time i Will have That in mind in my cp soap design. ."

— Ruth Z. (4/5)

Okay

"My nose simply does not care for this scent. Does not mean it's bad, just not my thing. It's sweet in an odd way to me. I made HP soap with it and it did well. Color turned dark brown as expected and scent held well months later."

— Rachel B. (4/5)

Q&A

Why are you showing this being used in CP Soap when the IFRA shows a safe maximum soap usage at 1.2%? I don't think anyone uses 1.2% fragrance oil in their soap. Isn't is usually more like 5%?
Hi Katie, most makers do use more than 1.2% fragrance in soap, but it is possible to blend fragrance oils and/or achieve a strong throw with lower percentages.

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