$9.00 (Incl. GST)
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| Price (500ml) 4+: | $89.10ea |
Sea Minerals fragrance oil brings a clean ozonic freshness to any space. This refined scent starts with top notes of crisp linen and ozone. Eucalyptus and freesia complement the sea salt core of this fragrance. A touch of powder in the base keeps this scent light and airy, while moss adds an earthy, green depth.
This fragrance contains natural essential oils, including eucalyptus, citronella, patchouli and pine.
Note Profile
Top: Linen, Ozone
Middle: Eucalyptus, Freesia, Sea Salt
Base: Powder, Moss
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 | 100°C |
| Phthalate Free | Yes |
| Vanillin Content | 0% |
| Diffuser Base Compatible | Yes; up to 30% |
| Acceleration | Discoloration | Separation |
|---|---|---|
| Excessive | Light Tan | None |
Lye Water Temperature 44ºC
Oil temperature 45ºC
We experienced excessive acceleration with this fragrance but there was no separation. Within seconds of stick blending we reached a very thick trace and the batter resembled lumpy mashed potatoes. We used a spatula to smooth out the lumps and quickly poured the soap into mold, which was really more of a plop. After 24 hours the soap was a very light tan shade and the scent was strong. We observed that the soap had almost reached a full gel with no insulation. After 30 days the soap discoloration was a light tan shade and the scent had faded slightly but remained true to the out of bottle character. This would be a great fragrance to use the spoon plop technique for your design but definitely add your colors and get them mixed in before hand stirring in the fragrance.
This fragrance wasn’t quite what I was expecting but it is quite nice as it is not too marine/sea smelling - I have used it in soap and moisturiser and it is pretty and the fragrance seems to get better the longer it is on the skin.
Nice scent on its own, but really doesn't smell like the sea
