Brown Sugar and Fig

Fragrance Oil - Fragrance Oil

Brown Sugar and Fig has a 4 of 5 Stars Rating

4 out of 5 Stars.

82 reviews

Brown Sugar and Fig

Fragrance Oil - Fragrance Oil

Brown Sugar and Fig has a 4 of 5 Stars Rating

4 out of 5 Stars.

82 reviews

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Romantic and luxurious, Brown Sugar and Fig fragrance oil is a warm embrace for your senses. Top notes of ripe fig, caramelized sugar, and a touch of sea salt come through right away, while deep brown sugar makes up the heart of this fragrance. Dark musk and amber in the base reinforce the richness of this enticing scent.

Brown Sugar and Fig is a classic scent for bath and body care products and is sure to be a bestseller all year long. Candles and melts made with this fragrance infuse elegance into spaces large and small.

This fragrance oil is infused with natural essential oils including lemon.

Blends well with: Banana Nut Bread

Alernative branding ideas: Sweet Figs, Fig Jam, Boba Tea

Suggested colors: Brown, Pink

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Fragrance Notes

Top

Fig, Sea Salt, Caramelized Sugar

Middle

Brown Sugar, Green Floral

Base

Dark Musk, Amber

Details

Soy Performance

3 of 3

Flashpoint

> 225°F (> 107°C)

Vanillin Content

0.01% - 2%

This product is Phthalate Free

This product is not Prop 65 Warning Required

Recommended Applications

This product is Candle Safe usage: 3.0% - 10.0%

This product is Bar Soap Safe usage: 2.0% - 6.0%

This product is Liquid Soap Safe usage: 0.5% - 6.0%

This product is Lotion Safe usage: 0.5% - 2.0%

This product is Room Spray Safe usage: 0.5% - 10.0%

This product is Perfume Safe usage: 10.0% - 24.0%

This product is not Diffuser Base Approved

Usage amounts are recommendations only. Individual usage amounts can vary based on your desired fragrance strength, wax type, soap base, or lotion base. See IFRA certificate for max usage levels. Bottles filled by weight, levels may vary.

Cold Process Soap Performance

Acceleration

Moderate

Discoloration

Tan

Separation

None

Lye Water Temperature 118ºF (47.8°C)
Oil Temperature 118ºF (47.8°C)

We did not experience any separation but there was some acceleration. Initially, the mixture was not creating an emulsion—we used the stick blender and stirred by hand quite a bit longer than usual just to create an emulsion. Once we had an emulsion, it came almost immediately to a medium trace. As we poured into the mold there were some areas that had come to a thick trace before the rest of the batter. After 24 hours, the soap was a bit soft but still unmolded easily. The bars discolored to a gold shade and were very strong and sweet smelling. We did observe that the soap reached a partial gel through the center. After 30 days the soap discolored to a tan shade and the scent was more balanced and very strong. Overall the batter stayed workable, just plan to work quickly and create a simple design. This would also be a good choice to do some piping on top if using a loaf mold.

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Must try!

Jenna Bukowski 2024-09-01

I've been waiting for the fall season to bring this one back. Just so cozy and has all the right notes. You won't regret trying this.

5 out of 5 Stars.

10/10

Kimberly Moore 2024-04-07

I absolutely love how this smells from the bottle, but I added it to my soy candle wax and omg I can smell it all around my house. It’s the perfect balance of brown sugar and fig. You get both notes evenly. This fragrance is so warm and comforting.

5 out of 5 Stars.

Boba Tea is right

NB 2024-03-25

The last reviewer Laura is 1000% right. This is an EXACT match for Doop’s “Boba Shop” fragrance. Wow. I just went and smelled them both side by side to confirm. You guys at CS should consider adding Boba Shop or Boba Tea to your fragrance renaming list bc boba stuff is a massive seller while as “Brown Sugar and Fig” is a turn off for the folks who tend to avoid BBW-type of “basic” fragrances.

5 out of 5 Stars.

Surprise!

Laura Bitterman 2024-03-08

I really love fig, but I don’t smell any fig in this blend. HOWEVER, I think it smells so much like Boba tea, specifically the brown sugar, Boba tea. I used it to make a peach sweet tea last summer, and it was very popular. I think it’s the Amber, musk, and green leaf notes that gives it the tea type smell. The brown sugar obviously gives it it’s sweetness.🧋

5 out of 5 Stars.

Brown Sugar and Fig

NB 2024-03-04

Tried this at 8% in Coconut Soy blend and it was such a boring basic surburban old lady smell. Then I decided to mix in a bit of doop’s Italian Pignoli Cookies FO and it elevated it to something complex and amazing. I’m only a hobbyist but I wanted to share this tip for other folks out there.