Smell the Rainbow

PureScent

Ingredient notes

This fragrance contains gamma-terpinene, a suspected ingredient. A suspected ingredient is one where early research has raised a possible concern that still needs further study.

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Size: 1 fl. oz

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Fruity, CitrusCandy-bright, playful, zippy, and light.

Tested in cold process soapSee test notes

  • Acceleration None Stays fluid for swirls
  • Discoloration None Stays true to your color
  • Scent retention Strong Lasts through cure
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About this fragrance

Smells like Skittles®. A vibrant, spectrum-burst of pure joy that instantly brightens the room with playful energy. Smell the Rainbow opens with a dazzling splash of zesty citrus sparkle and juicy lemon peel.

As the fragrance settles, a colorful, candy-bright heart comes into full bloom. Sweet grape nectar drifts through blooming rose petals, creating an uplifting, sunlit atmosphere that feels utterly joyful.

The scent rests upon a smooth, grounding foundation. A soft pour of vanilla merges with a heavy blanket of warm, clean powdery musk, leaving an addictive finish that feels radiant, cheerful, and endlessly fun.

Scent profile

Fruity, CitrusCandy-bright, playful, zippy, and light.

Top
CitrusLemon
Heart
RoseGrape
Base
MuskVanilla

Lemon and citrus over pine and herb, opening to rose and grape, settling into soft vanilla and clean musk.

Cold process soap test

Tested in cold process soapSee test notes

  • Acceleration None Stays fluid for swirls
  • Discoloration None Stays true to your color
  • Scent retention Strong Lasts through cure

Test notes

Acceleration: None.
Ricing/Separation: No.
Discoloration: None.
Scent Retention: Strong.

Oils Temp: 90-100°F
Lye Temp: 70-75°F
Lye Concentration: 33%
Test Recipe Base Oils: Nurture Soap Oil Blend

Cold process soap performance notes combine our in-house testing and customer feedback. Temperatures and base oils affect results. Small test batches are recommended.

Where to use it

Maximum use (IFRA)

  • Soap & bath bombs 100% Cat 9 · CP, MP, shampoo
  • Body lotion 41.37% Cat 5A · Leave-on body
  • Hand cream 41.37% Cat 5C · Leave-on hands
  • Deodorant 8.62% Cat 2 · Underarm, body mist
  • Perfume 100% Cat 4 · Fine fragrance
  • Lip products 0% Cat 1 · Lip balm, lipstick
  • Room spray 100% Cat 10B · Air freshener spray
  • Candles & wax melts 100% Cat 12 · Candles, plug-ins, incense

The highest percentage of this fragrance allowed in each kind of product, under the IFRA standard. How to read IFRA rates

See all 18 IFRA categories
CatProductsMax %
1Lip products (lipstick, lip balm)0%
2Underarm products (deodorant, body mist)8.62%
3Face products applied with fingertips (face makeup, eye moisturizer, face paint)33.33%
4Fine fragrance (perfume, cologne)100%
5ABody lotion, mostly leave-on41.37%
5BFace moisturizer, mostly leave-on (face cream, facial toner)41.37%
5CHand cream, mostly leave-on41.37%
5DBaby creams, oils and talc17%
6Oral and lip exposure (toothpaste, mouthwash)0%
7ARinse-off hair products (relaxers, rinse-off hair dye)66.66%
7BLeave-on hair products (dry shampoo, leave-on hair dye)66.66%
8Significant anogenital exposure (baby wipes)17%
9Rinse-off body products (soap, bath bombs, shampoo)100%
10AHousehold care with hand contact (reed diffusers, hand wash, laundry)100%
10BHousehold sprays with possible skin contact (air freshener sprays)100%
11AMinimal skin transfer, no UV (diapers, toilet paper)17%
11BMinimal skin transfer, possible UV (scented socks, tissues)17%
12Not for skin contact (candles, plug-ins, incense)100%

Specs

Flashpoint: >200°F
Vanillin: 0%
Phthalate Free: Yes
PureScent: Yes
Prop 65 Compliant: Yes
Product Type: Fragrance/Essential Oil Blend

PureScent

Meets PureScent. Contains gamma-terpinene, a suspected ingredient, so it isn't PureScent+. What does this mean?

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