Blood Orange - Premium Fragrance Oil
Blood Orange - Premium Fragrance Oil
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Blood Orange Fragrance Oil for Candles, Soap, and Cosmetics
Mouthwatering blood orange intermingles perfectly with notes of tangerine leaf, Italian bergamot, tangelo, and sheer floral petals. This wonderful citrus fragrance is great for fresh-smelling candles, soap, wax melts, bath bombs, and more!
If you like this fragrance, try our Clementine & Mint fragrance oil!
IFRA Maximum Skin Exposure Levels
| Body Lotion: 11.30% | Body Wash: 5.00% | Soap: 5.00% |
| Face Cream: 0.50% | Body Powder: 11.30% | Baby: 0.10% |
| Perfume: 12.60% | Deodorant: 3.60% |
Lip: 0.00 |
- Flash Point: 166° F
- Vanilla Content:. 0.00%
- Country of Origin: United States
- Phthalate Free: Yes
- Paraben Free: Yes
- Cruelty Free: Yes
Blood Orange Cold Process Soap Results
- Ricing: None
- Separation: None
- Acceleration: None
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Color at Pour: Buttery yellow
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Discoloration After Cure: Light tan
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Scent Retention (2-week cure): Light
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Other Notes: Good fluid batter with good working time.
Make your own candles, wax melts, soap, reed diffusers, lotion, perfume, bath bombs, and cosmetic products with our premium fragrance oils. Check IFRA certificate for maximum usage amounts. Learn more about IFRA certificates in our blog.
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This is a wonderful Blood Orange scent, I actually prefer it to their Orange scent. The citrus notes are stronger and it just reminds me of fresh fruit, such a great scent. I would definitely recommend buying this.
So impressive! Used in candle making. Easy to mix and wonderful throw.
This is the best blood orange scent I’ve found
Amazing!!! Ive had so many compliments on my new Blood Orange fragrance
I wasn't really sure what blood orange smelled like, so I got a small 1oz bottle.
It smells really great. If I recall correctly, it was sort of sweet, but earthy.