Cranberry Chutney Fragrance Oil

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This holiday fragrance is based on a popular, mainstream candle fragrance. With notes of traditional cranberry chutney, this tartly sweet scent is supported by subtle spice notes, vanilla, golden raisin, cooking apples and musk and sweetened with delightful concord grape. Sometimes this fragrance will go blue when initally mixed with cold process soap batter, but color will disappear within 24 hours. This fragrance turns a yellow-tan color in cold process soap.

Performance in Cold Process Soap: Behaves well in cold process soap, discolors to dark yellow/tan.

Flashpoint: 200ºF +

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Verified Purchase Cassandra 11/17/2016 I sold out! I made this in CP, body butter and sugar scrub. I took it to a show and sold out. It was an absolute hit! I had no problems with the CP. I always use a lot more than the recommended amount though. My recipe makes 96 oz and I use 5 oz of fragrance.
Verified Purchase jan 11/9/2016 Smells like cough syrup My first time purchasing this fragrance and i'm not very excited to use it. It smells exactly like cough syrup. I will mix it with another fragrance to see if I can get a desirable smell. *Kelsey from Bramble Berry replies...* Hi Jan! I'm sorry you were disappointed in this scent. We love the tart and sweet blend of our Cranberry Chutney Fragrance Oil. You may like it better blended with a sweet scent like Almond Biscotti Fragrance Oil, Vanilla Select Fragrance Oil, or Cinnamon Sticks Fragrance Oil.
Verified Purchase Julie 9/15/2016 Cp soaping fail I agree with others that this is a wonderful scent, but my soap went from a beautiful flowing batter to a plop and drop in seconds, it also dicolored my soap that is now unsellabledue to the pea green yellow look. I added titanium dioxide to help with the discoloration but it was a no go *Kelsey from Bramble Berry replies...* Hi Julie! I'm glad you think our Cranberry Chutney Fragrance Oil smells wonderful, though I'm sorry you had trouble working with it in cold process soap. In our tests and recipes, this fragrance behaved beautifully in cold process, as seen in our Fall Sweater Stripes Soap Tutorial. It does discolor to a yellow-tan color, as noted on the product page. While Titanium Dioxide can sometimes soften the discoloration slightly, it will not keep it from discoloring. There can be other reasons for acceleration, like soaping with high temperatures or certain additives. Customer service has emailed you directly to help troubleshoot!
Verified Purchase Cyndi 9/9/2016 Doesn't Stick I agree that this smells great in the bottle but I've tried in in bath truffles and cold process soap and neither product is holding the fragrance very well. I like the concept but wish it had better sticking power. *Kelsey from Bramble Berry replies...* Hi there! I'm glad you think our Cranberry Chutney Fragrance Oils smelled great out of the bottle! Though I'm sorry you haven't been as thrilled with it in products. We love this tartly sweet scent and found it to be strong when used at 0.8 oz per pound of cold process soap and 0.48 oz per pound of bath truffle mixture, found using our Handy Dandy Fragrance Calculator. If you're looking for other cranberry scents you may like Cranberry Pomegranate Fragrance Oil, Cranberry Fig Fragrance Oil, Cranberry Sweet Fragrance Oil.
Tonya 2/14/2016 faded in Cp This FO smells great in the bottle but withered quite a bit for me in CP. I typically use a higher usage rate but it didn't seem to come through. I'd have to give this another go around but not for CP.