Cocoa Butter Cashmere Fragrance Oil
Cocoa Butter Cashmere Fragrance Oil feels like a warm hug in scent form. It’s rich and creamy with notes of cocoa butter, soft sandalwood, and a touch of sweet vanilla. This fragrance is perfect for making soaps, candles, or body care products that bring a sense of comfort and coziness. Whether it’s a chilly winter evening or a relaxing summer night, this scent adds a little extra warmth to your creations.
Fragrance Profile
Top Notes: Tonka Bean, Coconut
Middle Notes: Cocoa Butter, Vanilla, Jasmine
Base Notes: Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Musk
This fragrance starts with sweet, creamy top notes, flows into a heart of rich cocoa butter and vanilla, and finishes with warm, grounding woody and musky tones. It’s soft, cozy, and just a little luxurious.
Key Features:
Phthalate-Free
Cruelty-Free
Vegan-Friendly
Prop 65 Compliant
Flashpoint: >200°F (93°C)
Vanillin Content: 0%
Ethyl Vanillin Content: 10.80%
Formulated For:
Soap Making: Smooth and easy to work with—no acceleration, ricing, or separation. The ethyl vanillin can cause the soap to develop a beige to dark brown color over time.
Candle Making: Creates a strong, warm scent throw in soy and paraffin waxes, perfect for filling any room with its cozy aroma.
Lotion & Other Products: Adds a creamy, comforting scent to body care items. Always check IFRA guidelines for safe usage.
Suggested Uses & Max Usage Rates for Cocoa Butter Cashmere Fragrance Oil
(Based on IFRA Guidelines)
Category 2 (Deodorants, Body Mists): Maximum 2.75%
Category 4 (Hydroalcoholic Fragrances, Aftershaves): Maximum 21.02%
Category 5A (Body Creams, Lotions, Talc Powders): Maximum 13.00%
Category 9 (Soaps, Shampoos, Shower Gels): Maximum 8.32%
Category 10A (Household Cleaners, Fabric Softeners, Diffuser Oils): Maximum 8.32%
Category 12 (Candles, Air Fresheners, Incense): Not limited
Cocoa Butter Cashmere Fragrance Oil – Soap Testing Results
We tested Cocoa Butter Cashmere Fragrance Oil in cold process soap at room temperature, and here’s how it performed:
Separation: None – the fragrance stayed fully blended with the soap batter.
Acceleration: None – the batter remained easy to work with.
Ricing: None – blended smoothly without any clumps.
Discoloration: Yes – the ethyl vanillin content leads to a rich beige to dark brown discoloration.
Scent Retention: Strong – the creamy, cozy scent held up beautifully after curing.
Final Thoughts:
Cocoa Butter Cashmere Fragrance Oil is a great choice if you’re looking for a reliable fragrance with a rich, comforting scent. It’s easy to use, behaves well in most recipes, and holds its aroma beautifully. Just keep in mind the potential discoloration when designing your soaps. Whether it’s for candles, soaps, or body care products, this fragrance will bring a little extra warmth and coziness to your creations. As always, we suggest testing in small batches to ensure it works perfectly with your recipe.
