JETSETTER

• Acceleration: Yes
• Deceleration: No
• Ricing: Yes
• Separation: No
• Discoloration: No
• Behavior Notes: Tested at 3%. Fragrance accelerated to medium thick trace and riced a tad, but this stirred out fairly easily. Remained workable for some time afterward, and was able to get it into the mold easily. Did discolor to a very light beige, and the scent was extremely strong at the 3% use rate. I’d definitely go down to 1.75-2% next time.

Tested by Creamy Obsession Soap. The testing recipe consisted of olive oil, coconut oil, lard, sunflower oil, castor oil, shea butter, mango butter, and cocoa butter. A 1.8:1 water to lye ratio was used, as well as a 5% superfat. All tests were conducted at room temperature, with a range of 85°F to 95°F Every small batch was brought to an emulsion, and then the fragrances were stirred in by hand and watched over a period of time while comparing to an unscented control poured from the same batch. After setting up, the bars were then CPOP’ed in their individual silicone molds in the oven at 170°F for 5 minutes to ensure a full gel. Separate popsicle sticks and pipettes were used for each individual fragrance to avoid any cross contamination.

• Acceleration: None
• Separation: None
• Discoloration: Light cream
• Behavior Notes: A+ behavior, stayed fluid and smooth for a very long time
• Scent strength: Moderately strong at 2.0%

Testing done by @elysianacres at temperatures between 75-85 °F, brought batter to emulsification before hand-stirring in fragrance, using 10% Castor Oil, 20% Coconut Oil, 35% Olive OIl Pomace, 35% Lard, Distilled water Lye solution at 33%, 5% Superfat