It took two noses to create this perfect Coconut! I had to call in a lifelong friend (that happens to be a fragrance creator) to help. There's a lot of Coconut out there that smells like suntan lotion or the beach, but not this beauty! Imagine opening a bag of shredded coconut. Oh the blending possibilities!
Top Notes: Nutty, Sweet
Middle Notes: Fresh Coconut
Bottom Notes: Creamy Milk
Flash Point: 200 °F
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I used this in my whipped body butter recipe and it smells just like fresh shredded coconut!!! Had to come back for the big bottle!!
So realistic!
Hands down the best coconut out there! Coconut tends to be light smelling and suntan, this is neither. So yummy!
I used Coconut for CP soap and noticed the scent disappeared once it was mixed into the batter. Sometimes scent comes back during the cure time or when the bar is used, but there still isn't anything but the faintest of scent 4 weeks into the cure time and no increased scent when the soap is used. I'll try this in other products, but not in CP, unfortunately.
An absolutely amazing fragrance, but not if you want to do a colorful swirled cold process soap. I used my slowest moving recipe, soaped at 80F, hand stirred the FO into my batter and like the other reviewer mentioned, it started to turn grainy in a very short period of time.
I will use this beautiful oil in other products such as foaming bath butters/scrubs/lotions.
I used this in my whipped body butter recipe and it smells just like fresh shredded coconut!!! Had to come back for the big bottle!!
So realistic!
Hands down the best coconut out there! Coconut tends to be light smelling and suntan, this is neither. So yummy!
I used Coconut for CP soap and noticed the scent disappeared once it was mixed into the batter. Sometimes scent comes back during the cure time or when the bar is used, but there still isn't anything but the faintest of scent 4 weeks into the cure time and no increased scent when the soap is used. I'll try this in other products, but not in CP, unfortunately.
An absolutely amazing fragrance, but not if you want to do a colorful swirled cold process soap. I used my slowest moving recipe, soaped at 80F, hand stirred the FO into my batter and like the other reviewer mentioned, it started to turn grainy in a very short period of time.
I will use this beautiful oil in other products such as foaming bath butters/scrubs/lotions.
