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Fragrance Oil
COPABANANA (FORMERLY BANANA FLOWER)
$7.99 - $302.90$336.55
We all know banana the fruit, but what about the flower? To create the heart of this lush fragrance, Cécile designed her own banana fruit accord to support an addictive blend of salty, tropical florals.
KEY NOTES: BANANA BLOSSOM, SEA STONE, SUGARCANE
Ingredient call-outs: Jasmine, Peony, Coconut, Heliotrope, Sea Salt, Tangerine, Vanilla, Palm Leaf, Amber, Musk
Try before you buy with smelling samples and trial sizes. Want to modify or customize this oil to make a unique fragrance that is exclusively yours? Check out PRIVATE STOCK.
We all know banana the fruit, but what about the flower? To create the heart of this lush fragrance, Cécile designed her own banana fruit accord to support an addictive blend of salty, tropical florals.
KEY NOTES: BANANA BLOSSOM, SEA STONE, SUGARCANE
Ingredient call-outs: Jasmine, Peony, Coconut, Heliotrope, Sea Salt, Tangerine, Vanilla, Palm Leaf, Amber, Musk
Try before you buy with smelling samples and trial sizes. Want to modify or customize this oil to make a unique fragrance that is exclusively yours? Check out PRIVATE STOCK.
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Cruelty Free
GMO Free
California Prop 65
Persistent, Bioaccumulative and Toxic Substances (PBTs) Free
No PFAs or PEGs
Carcinogen, Mutagen, Reproductive Toxin (CMR) Free
Non-toxic
Paraben Free
Phthalate Free
Vegan
Gluten Free -
We minimize the use of solvents and carriers in all of our formulations, reducing the amount of oil needed for production.
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- Flashpoint: 170.1°F
- Vanillin Content: 0.0%
- Country of Manufacture: USA
- Appearance: Orange to very light yellow liquid
- We do not restrict ingredients because of color, so some of our oils have natural tint. In addition, we do not use BHT, a common UV stabilizer, in any of our formulations. BHT is a known endocrine disrupter and is currently banned in the EU, Australia, Canada and Japan, but not in the US! As such, some of our oils might darken over time - this is totally normal and natural and will NOT affect the character or performance of the fragrance.
- We do not use Lilial in any of our formulations
IFRA Category Description Max Dosage 1 Lip products and children toys 4.1% 2 Axillae products 3.89% 3 Face & Body using finger tips 2.6% 4 Fine fragrance products 40.0% 5A Body lotions 18.99% 5B Face moisturizers 5.13% 5C Hand creams 5.13% 5D Baby creams, oils, talcs 1.73% 6 Oral care products with lip exposure 930 ppm 7A Hair treatments (rinse off) 5.13% 7B Hair products (leave on) 5.13% 8 Ano-genital exposure products 1.73% 9 Rinse off products (body and hand) 10.0% 10A Household care products 10.0% 10B Aerosol/Spray air fresheners 25.0% 11 Inert products (minimal transfer) 1.73% 12 Candles, plug-ins, diffusers, car 100.0% -
- Acceleration: Yes
- Deceleration: No
- Ricing: No
- Separation: No
- Discoloration: Yes
- Behavior Notes: Tested at 3%. Batter accelerated fast and I had to move very quickly. Pouring into my mold immediately after stirring in the fragrance allowed me just enough time to get it into my mold. The bars discolored to a light sepia color and have a great scent retention post cure.
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: Yes
- Deceleration: No
- Ricing: Yes
- Separation: No
- Discoloration: Yes
- Scent Retention: Just Right
- Suggested Techniques: Not recommended for CP
- Behavior Notes: Tested at 5.0%. Seemed to mix fairly well initially, but then set up very fast, got chunky, and riced. Stirring made it worse.
Tested by Mason and Mason Handmade. Oils and lye water between 100-110 degrees. 2:1 water:lye ratio, 5% superfat. 55% hard oils (coconut, palm, shea) and 45% soft oils (olive, sweet almond, castor). Blended oils to emulsion, then poured off sample sized batter into a small plastic cup and hand-stirred fragrance. Fragrance was measured with a one-time-use dropper and stirred with a one-time-use popsicle stick to avoid cross-contamination. Couldn’t really go back to stir batter to assess behavior because it set up so quickly. Covered with plastic wrap and rested on tray overnight.