London Fog Fragrance Oil
$4.44 – $832.22
London Fog Fragrance Oil –
Exquisite. We immediately fell in love with this fragrance the first time we smelled it! Just imagine you are snug in a big fluffy cable knit sweater, woolly socks, with a great book, because this is about as cozy, and comforting as they come! British Earl Grey Tea of the highest quality is intermingled with the softest, gourmand Vanilla Syrup, a touch of Maple Sugar, and finished off with warm milk, and fluffy as clouds milk froth! A big Hug in a Mug!
Our version: 2 heaping tsp Earl Grey tea leaves (can use any Earl Grey tea bags) ¾ cup Water ¾ cup Milk (can use almond milk as substitute) 1 tsp Vanilla extract 2 tsp Maple syrup If you’re using tea bags, one tea bag can yield 2 cups. Brew & Enjoy.
Description
London Fog Fragrance Oil –
Exquisite. We immediately fell in love with this fragrance the first time we smelled it! Just imagine you are snuggled in a big fluffy cable knit sweater, woolly socks, with a great book, because this is about as cozy, and comforting as they come! British Earl Grey Tea of the highest quality is intermingled with the softest, gourmand Vanilla Syrup, a touch of Maple Sugar, and finished off with warm milk, and fluffy as clouds milk froth! A big Hug in a Mug!
Vanillin – 1-2%
ET Vanillin – 5-10%
FP: 210 F
Max Soap Usage: 13.4 %
Additional information
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| Size | 1 oz bottle, 4 oz bottle, 8 oz bottle, 16 oz bottle, 2 pounds, 5 pounds, 10 pounds, 25 pound-drum-preorder |
3 reviews for London Fog Fragrance Oil
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dtcairns –
I recently made a test batch of cp soap with this FO (3%ppo). I had no problems working with it. It discolored to a light tan and smells amazing – a warm milky tea scent.
Kaitlyn –
The scent is very subtle. OOB it’s stronger but after almost 3 weeks in CP soap, it’s very faint at 1% ppw. The scent is very sweet, slightly citrusy and very creamy. It’s a good quality FO but it is quite faint in CP soap. Next batch I will be using 2% and I will also be adding steeped earl grey tea to make it a bit more of a realistic scent.
My CP soap after almost 3 weeks has turned to a dark tan. Not quite into the milky brown zone yet. My CP was not coloured or had any TD added. My test batch was plain. I haven’t made my full batch yet but in my test, there was no acceleration, no ricing, no separating and no cracking. I make soap at 80-90F.
Overall, this is a very nice scent and I believe this will be popular with tea lovers in the fall. i would just increase the usual amount used in CP soap as I found it to be faint at 1%.
Megan Thompson –
Used in car Freshies. Smells like the Tim Hortons version of this tea. Not over powering but just right, I had to buy a bigger bottle.