Seagrass and Sage Fragrance Oil
Aquatic fruits & aromatic notes awaken the heart of sea greens & salty nuances ending with a base of oakmoss & sweet tonka.
Notes:
- Top – aldehydes, pineapple, basil, thyme, citrus, marine, rosemary, sage
- Middle – sea salt, green foliage, cedar leaf, floral, camphor, eucalyptus
- Bottom – tonka bean, vanilla musks, woody, oak moss
Additional Information on Seagrass and Sage Fragrance Oil:
- Soap and lotion safe (see cold process test results below)
- Phthalate-free
- Not subject to California Proposition 65 warning requirements
- Flashpoint: >200° F
- Vanillin - 0%
- Formulated to work in both paraffin and soy wax
Recommended Usage Amounts:
- Candles and wax melts: Typical use is 1 ounce per pound of wax, but can vary depending on type of wax, additives, and scent throw preference
- Soap and skin care products: Please reference IFRA information below
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Product |
Maximum Usage Amount * |
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Liquid and bar soap, depilatory, rinse-off conditioners, shampoos of all types including baby, facial cleansers, shaving creams, body washes, shower gels of all types, aerosols including air fresheners |
45.6% |
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Lip products of all types (solid and liquid lipsticks, balms, clear or colored, etc…) |
Not for use in lip products |
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Body creams, lotions of all types |
6.25% |
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Incense, candles, non-aerosol air fresheners |
100% |
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* These maximum usage amounts are in compliance with IFRA standards, are provided for safety, and are not meant to serve as suggested usage amounts. It is up to the customer to determine the ideal usage amount for desired product integrity, while staying under the safety maximums. Many times the ideal usage amount is much lower than the maximum amount stated for safety. * It is the responsibility of our customer to ensure the safety of the finished product containing this fragrance by conducting all necessary tests. |
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**If there are other products not listed that you would like to request the maximum usage amounts of, please email us at info@theflamingcandle.com. |
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Cold Process Soap Performance:
Lye Water Temperature - 110° F
Oils Temperature - 120° F
Mixing Observations:
- No acceleration
- No separation
Final Results:
- While this fragrance performed well when mixing, it did reach gel phase very quickly with minimal insulation.
- Had a small amount of oil seepage on surface when un-molded and cut after 24 hours, likely due to some overheating.
- 24 hours after cutting the soap the oily residue was gone.
- After curing for 4 weeks, the soap bars had a strong scent and a pale, yellowish cream color.
