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Pineapple Sage Fragrance
$8.00 (Incl. GST)
| Bulk discounts | |
|---|---|
| Price (500ml) 4+: | $79.80ea |
- Description
- Properties
- Soap Performance
- Reviews
Pineapple Sage fragrance oil is a blend of tropical pineapple herbal sage, and fresh green leaves. This scent has a top note of fresh-cut pineapple while a heart of anise, green leaves and palm adds depth. Earthy sage and sweet sugar in the base round out this versatile fruity fragrance.
This fragrance contains natural essential oils, including amyris, black pepper, cade, cedar, chamomile, clary sage, eucalyptus, lemongrass, palmarosa and vetiver.
Note Profile
Top: Pineapple
Middle: Anise, Green Leaves, Palm
Base: Sugar, Sage
Compatible with our Reed Diffuser Base up to 30%
| Application | Candles & Bath/Body |
| Candle Usage | 3-10% |
| Soap Usage | 3-6% |
| Lotion Usage | 1-2% |
| Soy Performance |  |
| Flashpoint | 77°C |
| Phthalate Free | Yes |
| Vanillin Content | 0.01-2% |
| Diffuser Base Compatible | Yes; up to 30% |
*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.
| Acceleration | Discoloration | Separation |
|---|---|---|
| Moderate | Dark Brown | None |
Lye Water Temperature 38ºC
Oil temperature 46ºC
We did experience a slight amount of acceleration and separation but we found these were easy to overcome by alternating short bursts of the stick blender and hand stirring. Once the lye water was added to the fragranced oils, the mixture came to a light trace with minimal use of the stick blender but once the stick blender stopped we could see signs of separation. Continuing to stick blend seemed to make the batter very lumpy and hard to work with. With a little patience and switching between hand stirring and stick blending, the batter smoothed out and we were able to pour the soap into the mold at a medium trace. After 24 hours the soap had a slight yellow discoloration and the scent was very strong. We were able to see that the soap reached almost a full gel with no insulation. After 30 days the soap had discolored to a light tan shade and the scent remained strong. We would recommend mixing in colors before hand stirring in the fragrance to avoid excess acceleration if the stick blender is needed to smooth the batter. A simple design would be best since the fragrance can misbehave in the batter.
