| Warm Vanilla Sugar Fragrance |
| Shay and Company is proud to present a small selection of fragrances for soap and candle making. All our fragrances are suitable for skincare products, cold process soap making and candle making. We understand the value of having scent options other than essential oils and we have worked hard to create a line of high quality, natural based, clean products for our customers. Warm Vanilla Sugar– this name just elicits warm feelings, right? Sweet, but not too sweet. Soft. Warm. Grandma’s baking snickerdoodles. This scent is ideal for candles, soap bars, body scrubs, body wash…you name it. Try blending with a little cardamom and star anise essential oil to create your own Chai blend. Or maybe add a little patchouli essential oil and spearmint essential oil to add spice and warmth. Or maybe mix with our sweet orange 10x essential oil and create a vanilla cream. Top Notes-Sugar, caramel, coconut milk Middle Notes- Jasmine, rosewood, heliotrope Base Notes-Vanilla, Sandalwood, Balsamic Sweet Vanilla Content: 6.8% Flashpoint: 129°C Discoloration: May cause slight browning effect Oil Color: Colorless to yellow Origin: USA Shelf Life: Best within 1-2 years Usage Instructions: Skincare: 1-5% Hair Care: 2-5% Candles: 6-10% Lip Products: 0% Soap: 1-5% (Does not accelerate in cold process) Bath Bombs: 1-5% BSE/TES Free: Yes Formaldehyde Free: Yes Gluten Free: Yes GMO Free: Yes Irradiation Free: Yes Paraben Free: Yes Phthalate Free: Yes SLS/SLES Free: Yes Tested on Animals: No Vegan: Yes Do not apply directly to skin. Most essential oils are not designed to be applied directly, rather they are designed to be mixed with a carrier oil such as our organic sunflower or organic jojoba oils. Always perform a small patch test when applying to skin. Do not take internally unless you are licensed to apply them as such. This information is for reference only. These recommendations have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not mean to treat, cure or remedy any diseases. |
WARM VANILLA SUGAR FRAGRANCE
24
Aug
