Flavours for balsams and fragrance oils - differen
We are introducing new flavours for balms and fragrance oils.
Do you know how flavours for balsams and fragrance oils differ?
FLAVOURS FOR BALMS ????????????
they fall under the control of the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA), not IFRA, because they are used in theproducts that can be digested by the body, although not unknowingly, but with lip balm or lipstick, for example, you can't avoid it. The ingredients contained in the flavours are approved by the company and considered GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe).
In addition to perhaps the most standard use in lip balms, lipsticks or lip glosses, the flavours can also be used as an additive in masks, lipsticks and lip glosses.oils, body sprays, perfumes or in bath products for yourself or even for your furry pets ;-)
They are phthalate-free, gluten-free, formaldehyde-free and formaldehyde-releasing.
The flavours in the balms do smell, but they don't taste. You can only taste a certain flavour in those flavours where sweeteners are added.
Our flavours are made using distilled fractionated coconut oil, which serves as a solvent to release the fragrance.
Flavors for balsams usually do not have as strong an intensity as fragrance oils, so you may prefer to use fragrance oils in candles or potpourri.
On the other hand, they are a more common choice in pet products as they are considered safer.
FRAGRANCE OILS ????????????
fall under the control of the IFRA (International Fragrance Association).
These are usually not suitable for use in cosmetics applied to the lips. You can find this out quite easily - in the "Downloads" section for each fragrance oil, we list the IFRA document where the maximum level of use for that type of product is listed (this is either Class 1A or Class 1).
These fragrances are produced using solvents that provide a better release of fragrance than flavours. They are therefore suitable for use in soaps and cosmetic products such as creams, lotions, shampoos and shower gels, fizzy bath bombs, perfumes, but also in aromatherapy, potpourri, scented sticks or candles (note: the fragrance is not only used in bath bombs, but also in candles, perfumes, perfumes, bath bombs, perfumes, perfumes, and candles), as well as in aromatherapy products.potpourri are wicker baskets or wooden bowls filled with dried flowers, leaves or spices mixed with pleasant smelling oils).
And one more essential piece of information for us - none of the fragrances are tested on animals ????????????
We carefully select the best for you ????
New fragrances coming soon to our e-shop;-) and there will be no shortage of them ;-)
Article prepared for you by
Martina Oboňová
Article prepared for you by
Martina Oboňová
