White Sage and Lavender

Fragrance Oil

White Sage and Lavender has a 5 of 5 Stars Rating

5 out of 5 Stars.

166 reviews

1 oz Bottle

($3.19/oz) $3.19

4 oz Bottle

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16 oz Bottle

($1.73/oz) $27.63

5 lb Jug

($1.47/oz) $117.60

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25 lb Pail

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3+ Pails ($1.13 /oz) $453.58

White Sage and Lavender fragrance oil is a camphoraceous blend of herbs, lavender, and aromatic woods. Sage, rosemary, and chamomile awaken the earthiness of lavender, while hints of sandalwood and cedar in the base are reinforced by clove, lavandin, and cedarwood essential oils. This clean, herbal scent summons an apothecary atmosphere when used in candles and wax melts. White Sage and Lavender transforms your handmade bath and body care products into beautiful, calming creations.

This fragrance oil is infused with natural essential oils including cedarwood, clove, and lavandin.

Blends well with: Saffron Cedarwood, Oakmoss and Amber, Ginger and Saffron Citronella, Palo Santo and Sandalwood

Suggested colors: Purple, Ivory

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Fragrance Notes

Top

Lavender

Middle

Chamomile, Sage, Rosemary, Camphor

Base

Cedar, Sandalwood

Details

Soy Performance

3 of 3

Flashpoint

212°F (100°C)

Vanillin Content

This product is Phthalate Free

This product is not Prop 65 Warning Required

Recommended Applications

This product is Candle Safe usage: 3.0% - 10.0%

This product is Bar Soap Safe usage: 2.0% - 6.0%

This product is Liquid Soap Safe usage: 0.5% - 6.0%

This product is Lotion Safe usage: 0.5% - 2.0%

This product is Room Spray Safe usage: 0.5% - 9.2%

This product is Perfume Safe usage: 10.0% - 25.0%

This product is not Diffuser Base Approved

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

None

Discoloration

None

Separation

None

Lye Water Temperature 75ºF (23.9°C)
Oil Temperature 100ºF (37.8°C)

We did not experience any acceleration or separation. The batter came to an emulsion quickly but we had to stick blend and hand stir for a little over 5 minutes to reach a thin trace. The lye water and oils were a little cooler than our normal soaping temperature, which may have slowed trace. After 24 hours the soap was still very soft so we allowed the soap to stay in the mold for another 2 days. Once we removed the soap from the mold we noticed it was still very soft, and probably could have used an additional day in the mold to harden a little more. There was no discoloration and the scent had a pleasant herbal quality with the sage notes becoming slightly more dominant. We did not see any signs of the soap going into a gel phase. After 30 days the scent became more balanced and is pleasantly mild. There was no discoloration. Due to the slow trace and no discoloration this would be a great scent for intricate swirls using vivid colors.

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Don’t Judge OOB

J 2025-03-27

I’m guilty of avoiding oils that give me a bad impression OOB. This one didn’t impress me at first, until I accidentally spilled a little oil, mopped it up and then made a candle a while later.

My house smells really good. I’m not headachy (I get chronic migraines).

The high concentration really makes some oils come off as chemical. When diluted, they often bloom into more natural and well rounded notes.

This is one of those that transformed from ambivalence into something lovely, in my experience.

5 out of 5 Stars.

Beautiful in Soy 10, and Soap

Erin- Sea & Soul Botanicals 2024-11-10

I use soy 10, I get 9/10 HT/CT in my wax melts, candles. In lotions it is lovely, and a great masking scent for musky ingredients like lanolin paste, which is amazing in lotions but hard to use because of the smell. I cant make my body butters fast enough, literally, as they are selling out so fast, and I don't have to use a lot either, just a small amount does the trick. I recommend starting at .5-.75 % in lotions, otherwise it will be too strong. I will be trying in CP next. But I am sure this will likely be my number one seller, it is too strong for me and I am tired of the scent because of having to produce it frequently, but it sure sells. I think part of the problems people have is either judging it OOB or using too high a percentage. I have to dial this one back in all my products, including my candles but i am rewarded with a beautiful result.

5 out of 5 Stars.

Refreshing

Sara A 2024-09-25

This scent is refreshing, calming and very earthy. The blends of essential oils are really good together. Worked great in wax melts.

5 out of 5 Stars.

LOVE LOVE LOVE

Vicki B 2024-09-20

This is a beautiful spa scent. Even better when mixed 50/50 with Rosemary Sage. You must try this one!

5 out of 5 Stars.

Smells like true Lavender

Tiffany 2024-09-14

There are a lot of Lavender fragrance oils that don't smell like Lavender. I am a fan of Spike Lavender (Lavandula Latifolia) Essential Oil and it has a bright floral scent. I think this is very similar. I like it better than the other Lavender fragrance from CS. I can't wait to blend it in all the things.

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