Chocolate and Amber Fragrance Oil– Fragrance Spotlight
Chocolate and Amber Fragrance Oil is a scrumptious scent that will leave you hungry for more. The aroma of rich creamy chocolates that instantly melt in your mouth intertwine beautifully with its sweet, liquid center. Trust me, this is not a fragrance you want to miss!
What Does Chocolate and Amber Fragrance Oil Smell Like?
This romantic fragrance oil by Natures Garden engages the senses with a warm heart of sandalwood and patchouli that blends with jasmine blossoms. Rich undertones of musk are sweetened with precious amber and hints of vanilla. A lingering accent of cocoa bean creates a heady twist for the scent.
Top Notes: bergamot, lemon, apple
Mid Notes: heliotrope, jasmine, violet
Base Notes: chocolate, amber, patchouli, vanilla, sandalwood
How Do Our Customers use Chocolate and Amber Fragrance Oil?
Handmade bath and body products can be created using this chocolate fragrance oil. Bath oils and bath gels can use up to 5% of this fragrance. Also, they have both been found to perform well for this scent. A variety of hand crafted soaps can include this tempting aroma as well. Our cold process soap testing results revealed that this fragrance will perform with no acceleration, no ricing, and no separation. The scent in a cured bar is very strong! A bar using this amber fragrance oil will discolor to a beige, which may be due in part to the vanillin content of 1.5%. This may be remedied by incorporating vanilla white stabilizer into your cp soap recipe. Although this will eliminate discoloration caused by the vanillin, there are more than forty ingredients used in fragrances by manufactures that may contribute to discoloration of products. If you wish to color your soap, then we recommend tinting your product with brown soap colorant in an amount that satisfies you. Remember that you should never use candle dye in any body products.
Lotions, perfumes, and all natural cleaners can all use Chocolate and Amber Fragrance Oil. Perfumes will perform perfectly at a 5% maximum. Also, lotions and cleaners can use no more than 5%. Lastly, gel wax is compatible with this fragrance oil, but it is still the customers responsibility to test their purchase.
Room scenters and candle crafters can both make use of this tasty scent. Room scents, some of which being reed diffusers, incense, and potpourri, can use up to 50% of chocolate aroma. Also, this scent will perform nice and strong in aroma beads. Homemade candle makers can use this fragrance to create aromatic products. Candles containing either vegetable waxes or paraffin wax can use up to 10% of this fragrance. It will perform perfectly in joy wax, soy wax, and wow wax. Additionally, it is gel wax compatible. We suggest that you use five drops of brown liquid candle dye per four pounds of wax. Another option for coloring would be to shred a small amount of brown color block into the melted candle wax. Be sure to never use crayons to color your candles as they will clog your wick.
