Iced Lemon Cookie Fragrance Oil

Top Notes: Orange and Lime
Middle Notes: Caramel and Lemon
Bottom Notes: Vanilla and Anise

Maximum Rates by Application

Soap: 9.41%
Shampoo: 9.41%
Laundry Detergent: 9.41%
Incense: No Limit
Candles: No Limit
Body Wash: 9.41%
Lotion: 14.95%

Flashpoint: 160F
Contains Vanillin: Yes
Contains Phthalates: No
Skin Safe: Yes
Prop 65 Free: Yes

Skin Safe: Yes

MAX Usage Rate: 9.41%

Contains Vanillin: Yes

Acceleration: No

Ricing: No

Separation: No

Seizing: No

Discoloration: Soap turned pink while gelling, left only a slight peach tone in finished soap

Notes: The reaction of the fragrance with the lye caused the batter to turn pink. This became more pronounced while the soap was gelling, but after cooling, the finished soap only had a slight peach tone to it. This could effect your final coloring in soap designs, so be aware of it.

What Does Skin Safe Mean?
We classify Skin Safe fragrance oils as 5% or higher usage rate in cold process soap. Check IFRA rates for usage in other categories such as lotions or body sprays. Fragrance may also be classified as Skin Safe: No, but still be usable is body products at lower %'s. Check IFRA for complete usage rates.

How Do We Test Our Fragrances in Soap?
Fragrance oils are tested at a rate of 0.50 oz per pound of cold process soap using the following recipe. Performance may vary depending on your recipe and usage rate.

Our Cold Process Soap Recipe
5% Superfat, No Water Discount
Soaped at Room Temperature
LARD: 260g
OLIVE POMACE: 115g
COCONUT OIL FRACTIONATED: 110g
CASTOR OIL: 15g
SODIUM HYDROXIDE: 75.5g
WATER: 190g
FRAGRANCE: 15g (added at trace)