Sweet peaches mixed with green notes and white musk to create this delicious peach smoothie fragrance! Beginning with top notes of ripened peach and cranberry; followed by middle notes of bergamot and jasmine; sitting on base notes of green notes and white musk.

One of the best-selling Yankee Type fragrances for Spring. It's the classic country garden essence of delicate, dew-covered rose petals!

Classic french rose fragrance oil. The subtle aroma of sweet roses.

The aroma of a red juicy McIntosh apple, sprinkled with fresh ground cinnamon sticks.

A very fresh and green muguet de bois; true to name lily of the valley aroma.

A wonderful blend of bayberries and cranberries with a top note of freshly crushed cinnamon bark with hints of orange zests.

Kaolin White Australian Clay is ideal for oily skin types.

Reef Red Australian Clay has a high content of iron and essential minerals to help replenish and regenerate the epidermis of the skin to create softened and conditioned skin with a healthy glow. Red clay can also be used as a hair colour.

A sweet blend of red fruits boosted by lily of the valley and apple cider.

The tantalizing base note medley of granny smith apples and honeydew melon, middle notes of strawberries and pears, with hints of spice.

The aroma of a freshly blooming lilac bush.

An enticing blend of blackberries and raspberries, with middle notes of white floral greenery, and bottom notes of musk and vanilla.

The aroma of freshly ground cinnamon bark.   Please note because this is a strong fragrance oil the maximum usage rate recommended for soaps is .05% - this should only be used to give a hint of cinnamon mixed with other fragrance or essential oils.

For cold process soap, add ½ teaspoon of oxide to 1-2 Tbps of a carrier oil like Sweet Almond or Olive Oil and mix well – add 1 teaspoon of this mixture to your soap mixture.

A sweet, sugary aroma of fresh vanilla beans.

Castor oil is extracted from the Castor Bean Plant. It is a thick, viscous liquid with a slight distinctive smell. It acts as a protective barrier against harsh conditions. It is very soothing and moisturising. Castor oil contributes to thick, large bubbles in cold process soap and is used in most shampoo bar recipes. It is a good oil for superfatting.

Isopropyl Alcohol, 99% (also known as rubbing alcohol).  A must have for most soap makers.  Isopropyl alcohol has many uses in soap making. Spray it on top of cold process soap to prevent soda ash or on melt and pour to get rid of bubbles and help layers stick together.  It can be used to disperse mica colorants or as a general sanitizer.

An earthy aroma of true herbal patchouli.

Pomace olive oil is made by extracting the last bits of oil and fat from the paste left over from pressing the Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Pomace Olive Oil is a wonderful addition to your cold process soap recipes. Olive oil gives a rich feel and helps to create a very hard bar once fully cured. Used in the making of Castile soap (both liquid and bar). Pomace is a cheaper alternative to extra virgin olive oil and perfect for soap makers!

The classic aroma of a pot of strong brewed coffee. A delicious blend of vanilla, malt and coffee beans with a touch of buttercream and almond. Yum!

Sultry amber notes embrace silky sandalwood, velvety florals and tender musks to create this smoldering oriental blend.

An exotic, mystical, oriental type fragrance oil which begins with top notes of Tangerine, Cloves, Plums, and Coriander;  followed by middle notes of  Lily of the Valley, Carnation, Opoponax, Rose, and Myrrh; sitting on base notes of Sandalwood,  Castoreum, and Cedar.

Black Australian Clay contains great iron and oxygen properties, making it very popular for use in creams, powders, lipsticks and mascaras. It is a non-toxic mineral with cleansing and conditioning agents, which make it particularly good for nourishing the skin.

Yellow Australian Clay is great for gently exfoliating & cleansing your skin, toning & strengthening connective tissues, stimulating blood circulation, drawing out toxins & superfluous fat, and hydrating, nourishing & feeding your skin, without leaving it feeling dry or tight.

Sodium hydroxide, also known as lye or caustic soda (pearl). Sodium hydroxide is used in many industries, mostly as a strong chemical base in the manufacture of pulp and paper, textiles, drinking water, soaps and detergents and as a drain cleaner. Sodium hydroxide is frequently used as an industrial cleaning agent where it is often called "caustic". It is added to water, heated, and then used to clean process equipment, storage tanks, etc. It can dissolve grease, oils, fats and protein based deposits. It is also used for cleaning waste discharge pipes under sinks and drains in domestic properties. It is also the chemical that induces saponification with fats and oils to create soap. This is a hazardous material and should be handled with care. Always use safety precautions when using sodium hydroxide!

Top notes of white tea, yuzu, lemon, bergamot, and ginger;  followed by middle notes of Earl Grey tea, rose, nutmeg, and geranium;  sitting on base notes of woods, musk, and berries.