Parma Violet FO/EO Blend
Parma Violet FO/EO Blend
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Description
Parma Violet FO/EO Blend dances with charm and elegance, blending whimsical florals and soft, earthy warmth. A bright start of violet flower, mimosa, and cassis leaf leads to a sweet embrace of ylang-ylang and vanilla. Grounded by violet leaf, vetiver, and sandalwood, it’s a perfectly balanced fragrance that feels both playful and refined. Compare to Lush® brand Tuca Tuca™
This is a special edition fragrance. We won't always have this in stock, and will offer it in a yearly rotation.
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Fragrance Specifications
- Flashpoint: 197°F
- Vanillin: 1-5%
- Phthalate Free: Yes
- PureScent: Yes
- Prop 65 Compliant: Yes
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Aromatic Notes
- Top: Violet Flower, Mimosa, Cassis Leaf
- Middle: Ylang Ylang, Vanilla
- Bottom: Violet Leaf, Vetiver, Sandalwood
CP Testing Notes
Oils Used: Nurture Soap Oil Blend
Lye Concentration: 33%
Oils Temperature: 76-80°F
- Acceleration: Heavy
- Discoloration: Tan
- Scent Retention: Strong
Notes: Because this fragrance accelerates in soap very quickly, we recommend it for use in other products such as candles, bath bombs, melt and pour, and lotions.
!! You are advised to perform your own testing to ensure this fragrance works for you. Recipes vary, and our test results may differ from your own.
IFRA Rates
- CP Soap: 4-6%
- MP Soap: 2-3%
- Liquid Soap: 0.5-3%
- Rebatch Soap: 1.5-4%
- Hair Care: 0.5-3%
- Lotion: 1-2%
- Bath Bombs: 2-3%
- Candles: 3-10%
- Perfumery: 15.25% Max
- Diffusers: Not Recommended
- Deodorant: Not Recommended
- Room Spray: 3-10%
Reviews
This is a wonderful fragrance, and I couldn't wait to try it in soap. Wasn't sure what to expect, as label said "heavy acceleration" and Nurture testing notes indicated no acceleration. There were discoloration notes as well that didn't add up. My experience was rapid fire acceleration, and glopping batter into the mold. Three days out, ivory colored soap that smells wonderful. I will use it myself; and if I get brave enough to attempt soap again, the fragrance will be whisked in at emulsification to see if I can pour instead of glop. Definitely a keeper for non-soap products.
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