Description
Oak-laden forests never smelled so fresh and so clean as the aromatic experience you’ll find in our Oakwood Forest fragrance oil! If woodsy-type aromas never appealed to you before, we invite you to give this sensational scent a try... It just might change your mind! Top notes of refreshing bergamot and lemon add a dash of uplifting clarity to grounding essences of juniper and sage. This is not the typical forest scent you may expect, though... It’s so much more! Refined and positively alluring, heart notes of nutmeg, clove, pimento, geranium and orange blossom effortlessly sweep in to create an aroma like no other! Not one single note sings above another in this symphony of scent, as opulent base notes of lavender, patchouli, vetiver, oak and musk unite and complete this blend in perfect harmony!
Oakwood Forest
Notes:
- Top – Bergamot, lemon, juniper, sage
- Middle – nutmeg, clove, pimento, geranium, orange blossom
- Bottom – Lavender, patchouli, wood, vetiver, oak, musk
Flashpoint: 176°F
Vanilla Content: 0.25%
Phthalates: Product is Phthalate Free
Our candle fragrances are concentrated and are specially formulated to work with both paraffin and soy waxes. Please follow the manufacturer recommended usage for your wax.
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Category 1 Lip Products 0.00% |
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Category 2 Deodorant 0.09% |
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Category 3 eye cream, men's facial creams 0.09% |
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Category 4 Perfume & Lotions 0.09% |
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Category 5 Women's facial creams 0.09% |
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Category 6 Mouthwash and toothpaste 0.00% |
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Category 7 Wipes 0.09% |
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Category 8 Baby Powders 0.09% |
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Category 9 Soaps, Washes, Bath Bombs 26.32% |
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Category 10 Laundry Detergents 13.16% |
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Category 11 Non-Skin Contact 100.00% |
SOAP TESTING NOTES
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All Nature's Items fragrance oils were tested in a recipe consisting of a 33% lye solution, 5% superfat and temperatures between 75°-85°F. Recipe used: 35% olive oil, 30% sustainably sourced palm oil, 30% coconut oil and 5% castor oil. PLEASE NOTE: Our results should not replace your own testing, as there are many variables which can and do affect final outcomes in cold process soapmaking.
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