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Candle fragrance oils

Caramel Stick Fragrance Oil, 500 ml

Pack size10 ml100 ml500 ml1 l

Fragrance oil, caramel bar This is a fragrance composition with the scent of a sweet caramel bar, which brings a warm, baked note of caramel and sugar to products. full description

AvailabilityIn stock · last 4 packs
Product codeVO213_500
Batch202610CS
Best before10/2028
€49.34incl. VAT€98.68/l

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Product description

Fragrance oil, caramel bar

This is a fragrance composition with the scent of a sweet caramel bar, which brings a warm, baked note of caramel and sugar to products. In a formulation it has a single but key function – it is a fragrance component that completes the overall sensory impression of the finished product. Reach for it when you want to give cosmetics or soap a warm, gourmand scent without having to blend several components.

The fragrance is of synthetic origin, which gives it a consistent scent profile between batches – in repeated production this is a practical advantage over natural extracts, which can vary.


Key properties

  • Scent profile – a sweet, warm caramel scent suitable for gourmand and winter recipes, where it is meant to feel cosy and distinctive.
  • Solubility – it dissolves in oil and in alcohol and is insoluble in water. For water-based systems it needs to be solubilised or bound to the oil or surfactant phase.
  • Versatile application – suitable for both rinse-off and leave-on products, from soaps to body products.

Use in formulations

The fragrance is added at the end of the process, in the cooling phase, and is processed cold – the temperature should not exceed approximately 40 °C when adding it. A higher temperature can damage the fragrance composition and weaken its intensity in the final product. In emulsions, bind it to the oil phase; in clear water-based or surfactant systems, first dissolve it in a suitable solubiliser, otherwise it will not disperse in water.

Because the fragrance is insoluble in water, with shower gels and liquid soaps be aware that without solubilisation it can cause cloudiness. In anhydrous products (body oils, bath oils, sugar scrubs) it is incorporated easily, because it dissolves directly in oil.

Cold process soap: in a practical test by a soap maker, the fragrance behaved calmly – it did not accelerate trace and let the mixture thicken at the natural pace of saponification, so there is enough time left for mixing and pouring. It also did not discolour the mixture and the consistency remained smooth. This makes it a fragrance that can be worked with in the cold process without rushing, suitable even for less experienced soap makers.

Usage rate is governed by the IFRA restrictions for the specific product type and area of application – for products intended for the lips, eyes or children’s cosmetics the limits are considerably stricter than for rinse-off soaps. Check the maximum safe amount for the given category before production.


Suitable for products such as

  • Cold process soaps – proven calm behaviour without accelerating trace and without discolouration.
  • Shower and bath products – shower gels and bubble baths, with emphasis on solubilisation in water-based systems.
  • Bath bombs and bath salts – an anhydrous environment where the fragrance binds easily.
  • Body oils and scrubs – direct solubility in the oil phase.
  • Gourmand-style cosmetics – body creams and lotions where a warm caramel note is meant to dominate.

What to know when formulating

The product is classified under CLP and carries the GHS07 hazard pictogram (irritant, sensitisation). It contains fragrance allergens listed in Annex III of Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, which must be declared in the composition of the finished product when the threshold value is exceeded. For the safety assessment and label creation, therefore, refer to the safety data sheet.

The composition is free of parabens, contains no intentionally added microplastics or nanomaterials and has not been tested on animals for cosmetic purposes. As with any fragrance component, we recommend adding it only at the end of production and checking the stability of the scent, as well as any effect on colour and cloudiness, in the finished recipe.


Frequently asked questions

Is the caramel bar fragrance oil soluble in water?
No, it is insoluble in water. It dissolves in oil and in alcohol, so for water-based and surfactant systems (shower gels, liquid soaps) it must first be solubilised, otherwise it will cause cloudiness. In oil-based and anhydrous products it is incorporated directly.
At what temperature is the caramel bar fragrance oil added to a recipe?
It is added cold, in the cooling phase, once the temperature of the mixture drops below approximately 40 °C. A higher temperature can weaken or alter the fragrance. In emulsions, bind it to the oil phase at the end of production.
Is the caramel bar fragrance oil suitable for cold process soap?
Yes, it is suitable. In a practical test in cold process soap it did not accelerate trace and did not discolour the soap batter – thickening proceeded at the natural pace of saponification and the consistency remained smooth. This leaves enough time to work with the batter before pouring.
What is the usage rate for the caramel bar fragrance oil?
The usage rate is determined by the IFRA limits for the specific product type and area of application, not by a single figure. Rinse-off products such as soaps tolerate higher amounts than products for the lips, eyes or children’s cosmetics. Always check the maximum permitted usage rate for your category before production.
Do you need to declare allergens with the caramel bar fragrance oil?
Yes. The product contains fragrance allergens from Annex III of the Cosmetics Regulation, which are listed in the composition of the finished product when the threshold value is exceeded. It is also classified under CLP, so for label creation and the safety assessment refer to the safety data sheet.
Which products is the caramel bar fragrance oil best suited to?
It works best in cold process soaps, bath bombs and bath salts, body oils and scrubs, where it binds directly to the oil or solid component. In shower gels and liquid soaps, use it with a solubiliser to prevent cloudiness.

Parameters

INCI
Parfum
Product colour
YellowColourless
Country of origin
European Union
Processing method
Blending
Odour
Sweet
Appearance
Liquid
Formulation phase
Cool-down phase
Function in formulation
Fragrance component
Recommended processing temperature
< 40 °C
Application type
Leave-onRinse-off
Volume
500 ml

Product documentation

CoACertificate of Analysis
batch 202610CSPDF ↓
TDSTechnical Data Sheet
Physical parameters and processingPDF ↓
IFRAIFRA Certificate
batch 202610CSPDF ↓
AllergensAllergen Declaration
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SDSSafety Data Sheet
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