The Born to Win Fragrance Oil is a Natures Garden Original Scent! What does the phrase “born to win” mean to you? Is it one’s own natural ability to accomplish something such as a talent, a project, or a job with greatness? Or is it the level of someone’s success on which he or she achieves? “Born to win” is a common phrase that is heard around the world, but it’s open to each individual’s own personal interpretation. So whether or not you believe someone is born with it or someone has worked hard for it, the choice is yours and that, makes you a champion!
What Does Born to Win Fragrance Oil Smell Like?
The essence of a champ, this medley of masculine appeal (check out the image for this fragrance) is sure to set the gold standard and I think it does!
Top Notes: Italian Bergamot, Pineapple, Orange
Middle Notes: French Lavender, Honeysuckle
Base Notes: Oakmoss, Amber, Timber, Cashmere Woods
How Do Our Customers Use Born To Win Fragrance Oil?
Depending on how you choose to use the Born to Win Fragrance Oil, depends upon solely you and whether or not you are born to win with making homemade candles or homemade bath and body products! You decide!
Let’s start with the champions of homemade soap making as well as bath oils, bath gels, lotions, and perfumes. The maximum usage for all homemade bath and body products is 5%. We suggest using orange soap colorant in the amount that satisfies you. Just a friendly reminder, never use candle dye in any bath and body products. Cold process soap testing results shows no ricing, no acceleration, and no separation. It discolors to a light tan/lavender and has a very strong scent retention that stays true to form throughout cure. The vanillin content of Born to Win Fragrance Oil is 0%. This percentage includes all forms of vanillin. Keep in mind there are more than 40 ingredients used to manufacture fragrances that may cause to discoloration of products. In other homemade such as perfumes it performs perfectly. It preforms very well in bath and body products.
For those of you who candle craft like a champ, the maximum recommended usage is 10%. Born to Win Fragrance Oil is nice and strong in soy wax and performs perfectly in joy wax, wow wax, and for candle wax tarts using pillar of bliss wax. Some color suggestions for this winner are to use 2 drops of orange liquid candle dye per 4 pounds of wax or shred an ample amount of an orange color block into your melted wax. Never use crayons to color your candles as they will clog your wick.
As for home scenting uses such as reed diffusers, incense, and potpourri, the maximum usage is 50%. If you are looking to use this in homemade cleaning products the maximum usage is 5%.
To order this champion of fragrances, go to the Natures Garden’s web site and type “born to win fragrance” into the search bar. This will take you directly to the Born to Win Fragrance Oil page to place your order now.