Cedar tree Fragrance Oil, 100 ml

Coniferous forest fragrance oil gives soaps, bath bombs and body cosmetics the scent of a coniferous forest. This synthetic cosmetic-grade fragrance composition is intended for both rinse-off and leave-on products, from solid soap to body cream or deodorant.

It dissolves in oil, so it can be incorporated directly into body oils, butters and emulsions. Soap makers can also use it in cold process soap.

What it can be used for

• Soaps and cleansing products – solid and liquid soaps, shower gels and shampoos.
• Bath bombs and salts – in formulations containing oil, it is mixed into the oil component.
• Body and face care – creams, lotions, body oils and butters.
• Deodorants and antiperspirants – sprays, sticks and roll-ons.
• Hair and scalp – rinse-off and leave-on conditioners, foams and hair styling gels.
• Laundry and household – laundry and fabric care products, dishwashing products, diffusers.

Use in formulations

The fragrance oil is added during the cooling phase or afterwards to the finished product, at a temperature below 40 °C. It is incorporated by stirring.

In anhydrous products such as body oils, butters and balms, it is stirred into the oil mixture once it has cooled. In emulsions, it is added only after emulsification, when the cream or lotion has cooled below the stated temperature. Stir until it is evenly dispersed.

It does not dissolve in water, so it cannot be incorporated into toners, sprays and other water-based products without a solubiliser. Mix it with the solubiliser first and only then add it to the water phase. Check the ratio of the two ingredients and the clarity of the result on a small sample.

The test was carried out by an experienced soap maker and is not a guarantee for every formulation. It is worth trying a new combination of oils on a smaller batch.

Good to know

The oil itself has a yellow colour. In the test, it did not colour the soap mixture, but for white creams and lotions, check the effect on the shade with a sample at the planned usage rate.

It is worth adjusting the strength of the fragrance on a trial batch. Start with a lower usage rate within the IFRA limit and adjust it according to the result.

It contains no materials of animal origin and has not been tested on animals for cosmetic purposes.

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