Candle Fragrance Wild Berries, 25 ml

Candle Fragrance Forest Berries: A Burst of Woodland Aroma for Your Cosmetic Creations

"Candle Fragrance Forest Berries" is a concentrated fragrance oil designed to evoke the fresh, sweet, and slightly tart aroma of mixed forest berries. While primarily intended for candle making, this fragrance oil can also be used in certain cosmetic applications, provided it meets the necessary safety standards and is properly diluted. It's crucial to distinguish between fragrance oils designed for candles and those specifically formulated for cosmetics (often labeled as "fragrance oils for skin" or "cosmetic fragrance oils"). Only fragrance oils deemed safe for skin contact should be used in cosmetic formulations.

Why Consider Forest Berries Candle Fragrance (with caution) for Specific Cosmetic Uses?

• Evocative Aroma: Captures the complex scent of ripe berries, including notes of strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackberry, and often a hint of tartness or green leaves.
• Long-Lasting Scent: Fragrance oils are generally more concentrated than essential oils, providing a longer-lasting aroma in finished products.  
• Versatility (with limitations): While primary use is for candles, select fragrance oils that are confirmed safe for skin contact at low dilutions can be used in certain cosmetic applications.

Applications of Forest Berries Candle Fragrance (with strict limitations) in Cosmetics:

It's extremely important to emphasize that not all candle fragrances are safe for skin contact. Only those specifically tested and approved for cosmetic use at low dilutions should be considered. With this crucial caveat in mind, potential applications (with strict guidelines) include:

• Soaps (Cold Process and Melt & Pour): Can add a pleasant scent to soaps, but proper testing is essential to avoid discoloration or other unwanted reactions during saponification.
• Bath Bombs and Salts: Can provide a fragrant and relaxing bath experience.  
• Potpourri and Room Sprays (for personal use, not professional sale): Can be used for personal use in homemade room sprays or potpourri blends, but not for commercial sale without proper safety testing and labeling.

Applications to AVOID:

• Leave-on skincare products (lotions, creams, serums): Generally not recommended due to potential skin irritation and sensitization.
• Lip balms and other lip products: Not recommended due to the risk of ingestion.
• Hair care products (shampoos, conditioners): Use is generally not advised unless specifically formulated and tested for this purpose.

Detailed Breakdown of Limited Cosmetic Applications:

• Soaps: In cold process soap making, the fragrance oil is typically added at trace. In melt and pour soap, it's added after the base has melted and cooled slightly. Testing is crucial to prevent discoloration or acceleration of trace.  
• Bath Bombs and Salts: The fragrance oil can be mixed with the dry ingredients before adding the wet ingredients.
• Potpourri and Room Sprays (Personal Use Only): For personal use, a few drops can be added to potpourri or mixed with distilled water and a solubilizer (like Polysorbate 20) to create a room spray. Commercial sale of these products requires thorough safety testing and proper labeling.

Cosmetic-Related Recipe (Bath Bombs): Forest Berry Bath Bombs

• Ingredients:

  • Baking Soda: 2 cups
  • Citric Acid: 1 cup
  • Epsom Salts: 1 cup
  • Cornstarch: 1/2 cup
  • Oil (e.g., Sweet Almond Oil): 2 tablespoons
  • Water: 1-2 tablespoons (spritz bottle)
  • Forest Berries Candle Fragrance (ONLY if confirmed safe for skin contact at low dilution): 1-2 ml (start with a very small amount)
  • Mica Powder or Cosmetic-Grade Dye (optional, for color)

• Instructions:

  1. Combine dry ingredients (baking soda, citric acid, Epsom salts, cornstarch, mica powder if using) in a large bowl.
  2. In a separate small bowl, mix the oil and fragrance oil (if using a skin-safe version).
  3. Slowly add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients, spritzing with water as needed to create a mixture that holds its shape when squeezed. Do not oversaturate.
  4. Pack the mixture firmly into bath bomb molds.
  5. Let the bath bombs dry for at least 24 hours before removing them from the molds.

Recommendations for Use (Crucial Safety Information):

• Safety First: Only use fragrance oils specifically designated as safe for skin contact in cosmetic applications. Candle fragrance oils are often not tested for skin safety and can cause irritation, allergic reactions, or other adverse effects.
• Dilution is Essential: Even skin-safe fragrance oils must be used at very low dilutions in cosmetics. Start with the lowest recommended concentration and increase gradually if necessary, always performing a patch test.  
• Patch Testing: Always conduct a patch test before using any product containing fragrance oil on a larger area of skin.
• Avoid Sensitive Areas: Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, and broken or irritated skin.
• Not for Internal Use: Do not ingest fragrance oils.
• Proper Labeling (if selling): If you are selling products containing fragrance oils, you must comply with all relevant labeling regulations, including ingredient lists and safety warnings.

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