Pink Sugar Type Fragrance Oil

Overall rating: 4.5384617 / 5 from 78 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Pink Sugar Type Fragrance Oil by Nature's Garden Crafts is a best-selling product known for its delightful blend of cotton candy, caramel, and raspberry jam. Customers praise its strong and long-lasting scent, making it ideal for candles, body care products, and home scents. The balanced fragrance profile ensures a warm, playful sweetness with sophistication.

Summary topics

• Best Seller (10%): Customers loved the scent of this product, making it a best seller in various bath and body products.
• Fragrance Strength (21%): Many customers brought up that this fragrance oil smells amazing and is strong on hot and cold in their soy wax melts.
• Scent Quality (76%): Many customers pointed out that the scent of the product is amazing and wonderful, making it their favorite.

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Review highlights

• "This fragrance oil smells amazing!" — M W.
• "If you do not do intricate and/or colorful designs- then this would be a great soap scent" — Jenny
• "This is a very sweet and soft scent." — Irena

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Q&A

I have purchased the Pink Sugar Fragrance Oil hoping to add a few drops to my wool dryer balls. Now I am questioning if it is laundry safe? Please help.

IFRA Category 12 lists the max safe usage limit for dryer balls (similar to dryer sheets & related applications). Because this category lists 100% or no restrictions, this product can be used in this application. However, always small-batch test for performance and compatibility with your fabrics & machines, as all oils have the potential to stain or damage fabrics. Consider also checking with your dryer manufacturer regarding any potential safety restrictions.

I see that the pink sugar Type fragrance oil can be used in a lotion. My Question is can it also be used in a Body Oil and if so what would be the percentage? Love your product chefs kiss. Thank you in advance NGC.

You can find this information in the IFRA document available on the product page. Body oils typically fall under Category 5A but always double-check the appropriate IFRA category for your application. You can use Pink Sugar at a max concentration of 1.71% in body oil.

How well does Pink Sugar (type) fragrance oil work with your vanilla stabilizer in cold process soap... as far as any scent changes, or any color changes?

VCS will help delay color changes but won't entirely prevent it. Pink Sugar discolors to a dark brown in CP soap, but you can add VCS and Titanium Dioxide to keep it as light as possible. It will still discolor over time, though.

Can this be used as a car freshener? Put in a bottle with carrier oils?

Hi Jody, you can refer to the appropriate IFRA category for this fragrance to determine its max safe usage rate for testing in your application.

Can you use the oils on a water diffuser?

Hello! For air delivery systems, please refer to Category 12 of the IFRA for usage rates. You can find this on the fragrance product page.