Used it in a soap over the weekend, and it smelled good enough to eat. Scent is reminiscent of a choc-mint... well, anything!
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Peppermint Mocha is a minty, chocolatey sensory experience.
This classic biscuit fragrance blends rich chocolate and fresh peppermint into an irresistible delight. Notes of coconut milk and peppermint are intertwined with creamy vanilla and decadent chocolate.
This fragrance is infused with natural essential oils including peppermint arvensis.
Note Profile:
Top: Coconut Milk
Middle: Peppermint
Base: Vanilla, Chocolate
Application | Candles & Bath/Body |
Candle Usage | 3-10% |
Soap Usage | 0% |
Topical Usage | <2% (facial usage <0.25%) |
Soy Performance | ![]() |
Flashpoint | 93°C |
Phthalate Free | Yes |
Vanillin Content | 0% |
Acceleration | Discoloration | Separation |
---|---|---|
None | Dark Brown | None |
Lye Water Temperature 40ºC
Oil temperature 46ºC
We did not experience any acceleration or separation. This took a little longer than typical to come to a light trace and remained very easy to work with. Once at a light trace, the batter did turn a brownish yellow color. The soap was quite soft, so we allowed it to stay in the mold for 5 days before removing. While removing the soap from the mold, the soap was still soft and the corners stuck in the mold. The edges did turn a tan shade while the center remained white. We did not observe any signs of the soap going into a gel phase. The scent was very strong. After 30 days the soap discoloration was very patchy, but overall the final bars were a dark brown and there was still no sign of the soap going into a gel phase. The scent was quite strong and had a true chocolate peppermint scent. Due to the discoloration this would be a fun fragrance to create a holiday themed coffee soap.
Used it in a soap over the weekend, and it smelled good enough to eat. Scent is reminiscent of a choc-mint... well, anything!
This is a great smell to add to the body wash, or bath bombs. I used it in both. Very refreshing.