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Lilac fragrance oil, phthalate free, cosmetic grade, premium grade. Sold by weight.
From our soap tester:
Very sweet and clean!! This would blend so well with vanilla or with scents like jasmine and rose. Reminds one of the heavenly scent in a Crabtree & Evelyn store. So many lilacs fade in CP soap, but not this one.
Our tester found that in CP and HP, it mildly discoloured ....just a light shade of ivory/bone. In M&P, turned a bit yellowish (very mild), but left it crystal clear.
This oil has not been tested by us in candles, please conduct your own testing. Flash point: >200F. Ethyl Vanillin: 0.00%. Vanillin: 0.00%.
Candle Safe Recommended use: 3 – 10%
Soap Safe Recommended use: 3 – 6%
Lotion Safe Recommended use: 1 – 3%
Gel Wax Safe Unknown
Some suggested uses for fragrance oils:
Soap
Candles & Wax melts
Car & Closet freshies
Bath bombs
Cologne & Perfume
Fragrance warmer
House cleaning
Lotion
Potpourri
Reed diffusers
Room spray
And much more!
International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI): Fragrance
Common Name Ingredient Listing (FDA Approved): Fragrance
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Joanna (NY) | September 18th, 2019
When I opened the oil, it smelled almost like the lilacs that grow in our yard in spring. After trying some in melt and pour soap, it smelled just perfect!
Amy Malone (Crofton, KY, US) | August 18th, 2013
I use this in several of my perfume blends. It's very strong and long lasting. A little dab will go a long way, which is great. It's very true to the name, and blends great with other floral scents and some fruits also.
Debbie Hazelton (Orlando, FL, US) | June 12th, 2011
As a little girl, Lilac was the first flower I remember noticing and loving it's aroma! I haven't smelled it in years, having moved south from New England. This blend captures that first loved flower fragrance! I love it in a bath with some Vanilla. Lovely!
Kris Woestman (Verona, WI, US) | April 25th, 2011
Two years ago I made a batch of CP soap and scented it with this lovely lilac fragrance oil. I still have a couple bars left, and they smell just as great as they did a month after I made this batch.
Lisa Spurgeon (Staunton, VA, US) | March 10th, 2011
This has quickly become my new favorite fragrance. Not overpowering, and quite true to the natural blooms, it brings back memories of late spring scents wafting through the kitchen window from the garden. A pure delight!
LISA CLAYTOR (BAINBRIDGE, OH, US) | June 15th, 2010
The scent is perfect for freshly picked lilac's. My customers love it.
Kara Stratton (Pine City, MN, US) | May 12th, 2010
I used this in CP milk soap - no problems with seizing, darkened it just a titch to a lovely soft tan. I used 3/4 of this lilac with about 1/4 of a honeysuckle fragrance oil I had on hand. The scent is soft and rich, I am very pleased, although I wouldn't mind just a bit stronger lilac scent. The scent in the finished product is very true to what you smell in the bottle.
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FO = fragrance oil
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