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Sandalwood fragrance oil, phthalate free, cosmetic grade, premium grade. Sold by weight.
From our soap tester:
A fragrant blend of patchouli, cedarwood and sandalwood aromas blended with dark musk, a touch of citrus and spiced with cinnamon leaf. This fragrance oil was tested in CP, HP, and M&P and our tester found this particular oil caused no seizing, no discoloration and didn't eat plastic.
This oil has not been tested by us in candles, please conduct your own testing. Flash point: 200F. Ethyl Vanillin: 0.00%. Vanillin: 0.68%.
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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Raymundo Delgadillo (Austin, TX, US) | August 31st, 2015
Smells clean and soapy with spicy under notes. Not very woody, almost floral. I blend mine with vetiver and cedarwood for a more true "sandalwood" smell.
Amy Malone (Crofton, KY, US) | August 18th, 2013
I bought quite a large bottle of this the last time I purchased it, and I have used it in everything. I can't really compare it to sandalwood e.o. as I haven't tried it yet, but this oil is very nice. It's very woodsy and works beautiful in male and female scents. You can pretty much add it in the background of almost anything. I like it best with sweet fruity and floral scents or in colognes. I would buy again.
Iryna Davis (Frederick, MD, US) | July 3rd, 2012
This is a very nice scent that works well for both men and women. It cures out very nicely, but it does discolor cold process soap.
Patricia Dollar (Clarksville, TN, US) | October 11th, 2011
I usually do not use the fragrance oils in my soap, but decided to try something new. I purchased this sandalwood fragrance oil to use in a batch of soap. I used 5 tsp in a 40 oz batch and found it to be a very light fragrance. I rebatched the soap with an additional 5 teaspoons of fragrance oil. Perfect! So if you use it in cp soap, add a bit more than you would with an essential oil. The fragrance is very good, slightly spicy, a little sweeter than I would have thought for sandalwood...
Sara Bunn (youngsville, NC, US) | July 19th, 2010
The fragrance is sweeter than true sandalwood, but the blend is not too cloyingly sweet as other companies I have tried. Don't order it if you are expected something earthy and woodsy like true sandalwood oil because you will be dissapointed; this mild and refreshing blend has more in common with the sweeter resins of copal and myrrh. I like it though, and would consider ordering again.
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