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Coconut Mint Drop * BBW Type Fragrance Oil
Introducing our Coconut Mint Drop fragrance oil, a delightful fusion of invigorating peppermint and creamy coconut, evoking the refreshing sensation of a minty tropical paradise.
Description
Coconut Mint Drop Fragrance Oil
Introducing our Coconut Mint Drop fragrance oil, a delightful fusion of invigorating peppermint and creamy coconut, evoking the refreshing sensation of a minty tropical paradise. Immerse yourself in the cool, crisp aroma of peppermint, perfectly complemented by the velvety smoothness of coconut, creating a captivating scent that invigorates the senses and transports you to a blissful oasis.
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Pure & Undiluted
While other suppliers may offer different grades of Fragrance Oils that may be diluted or cut with carrier oils, at Essentials by Catalina we only offer concentrated, pure and undiluted Cosmetic Grade Fragrance Oils. Working with concentrated Fragrance Oils such as these reduces the need for high fragrance loads. A little goes a long way. For recommended fragrance loads please see the "Customization" tabs or consult the fragrance or essential oils IFRA document.
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Ingredients
- ↕ % 5.00
- ↕ % 3.00
- ↕ % 2.00
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Scent Profile (Gourmet, Mint)
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Best For
Audience: Unisex
Season: Year-Round
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Flashpoint
63 °C (145 °F)
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Vanilla Content
~2
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Compatibility
Candles: Not Specified
CP Soap: False
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INCI Name
Parfum
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Country of Origin
USA
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Is this useable on its own or is it meant for use in candles or sent diffusers ? Can it be somehow used in a body spray or fragrance? -
Hi Amy, the fragrance oils we sell are pure, uncut, cosmetic grade, meant for use in personal care formulations. While some may work in candles and diffusers, we do not test them for that purpose. They can definitely be used in our body spray anywhere from 1 – 5% to create a nice, potent fragrance spray. If you choose to use them for other purposes, we recommend small batch compatibility testing to make sure the suit your purpose. Thank you
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JB
Spot on!