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Persimmon Citron Fragrance Oil
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Welcome the New Year with a fragrance oil that symbolizes good luck and transformation, Persimmon Citron. Persimmons and other citrus fruits have a long history of significance in many different cultures. In China, persimmons are given as a symbol of good luck during the New Year. In Korea, and as part of Buddhism, persimmons represent transformation. In Western traditions, an orange was a luxurious, sought-after Christmas gift and remains a common stocking stuffer to this day. Our Persimmon Citron fragrance oil is a nod to this significant, symbolic fruit.

Citron, orange peel, tangerine, and peach compliment the persimmon’s unique citrus scent. This heady, bright fragrance is softened by a base of clove and bamboo. We recommend it year round for an upscale home fragrance in candles, melts and tarts, or use it in lotions, soaps, or bath scrubs.

This fragrance is infused with essential oils, including eucalyptus, palmarosa, clary sage, amyris, lemongrass, black pepper, galbanum, chamomile, and celery seed.

Blends well with: Very Vanilla, Mango and Coconut Milk, Citrus Agave, Cranberry Woods, Macintosh Apple

Alternative branding ideas: Ripe Persimmon, Persimmon and Tangerine

Suggested colors: Orange, Peach

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Fragrance Notes

Top
Orange Peel, Citron, Eucalyptus
Middle
Peach, Persimmon, Tangerine, Red Currant
Base
Clove, Bamboo

Properties

This product is Candle Safe usage: 3-10%
This product is Soap Safe usage: 2-6%
This product is Lotion Safe usage: 1-2%
This product is Phthalate Free
This product is not Diffuser Base Compatible
Soy Performance
3 of 3
Flashpoint
163° F
Vanillin Content
0%
This product is not Prop 65 Warning Required
*Usage amounts are recommendations only. Individual usage amounts can vary based on your desired fragrance strength, wax type, soap base, or lotion base. See IFRA certificate for max usage levels. Bottles filled by weight, levels may vary.

Cold Process Soap Performance

Acceleration
Excessive
Discoloration
Light Yellow
Separation
None

Lye Water Temperature 110ºF
Oil temperature 120ºF

We experienced excessive acceleration and no separation. This came to an emulsion slowly so we continued stick blending hoping to get a nice medium trace. Instead, we felt the dreaded bog of the stick blender that happens when the batter is about to become “soap on a stick”. We quickly removed the stick blender and tried to hand stir it to make sure there were no loose oils. The texture was like thick, mashed potatoes. We plopped the soap into the mold and gave it several hard tamps on the counter then used a spatula to smooth the top. After 24 hours we observed the soap bars almost reached a full gel, just the corners on the bottom were ungelled. The scent was very strong and the bars had discolored to a cream shade. After 30 days the scent was still strong and the bars became a light yellow color. It would be best to hand stir in the fragrance at a very light trace and plan to work quickly.

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