Heirloom Body Care
Black Wattle Fragrance oil (Heirloom)
Black Wattle Fragrance oil (Heirloom)
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That wonderful scent of spring in the bush can be found in a bottle in the form of Heirloom's Black Wattle Fragrance.
Top notes of bergamot and violet leaf bring forth a gentle sweetness, while the middle tones create an intoxicating floral scent with mimosa, sweet pea and jasmine. The base notes of powdery musk, orris, and vetiver tie everything together to create a product that performs brilliantly in all soap forms and body products as well as candles.
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I'm not very familiar with soap fails but it seems to cause something of the sort for me. I've thrown away a batch fragranced with this because i got large strange lumps in it, and once cut, the lumps oozed oils. It's not a bad fragrance for scent alone; I've used it in homemade shampoo bars and conditioner bars. The smell is flowery but I couldn't tell you if its like a wattle or not because I'm not a flower expert.
I made Black Wattle Rim Soap and thought I would let you know my thoughts on this amazing FO.
Black Wattle FO smells divine! I soaped at 37C, and my suggestion would be to pour at light trace. It had slight acceleration - nothing to worry you too much, but I wouldn’t get busy with several colours of marbling. I did add Titanium Oxide as I thought it looked a little too creamy and it set up a pale creamy white colour that I think it really looks attractive with the contrast rim. My ingredients were: Palm Oil; Coconut Oil; Cottonseed Oil & Light Olive Oil. My batch size was 2345grams and I used 100grams of Black Wattle FO. I did not let it go through gel phase, as I was not sure how the fragrance would react. I have to say, this would be one of my favourite florals in a long time. For the ladies who love their florals, I would give this one a try. A big thumbs up, I know one floral customer who will just adore this one.