English Rose Fragrance Oil

Lovely, light and floral without any heavy undertones like patchouli or musk. I don't usually go for floral but it instants whisks me back to a high end perfume I used to wear 25 years ago from Eatons and I can't remember what it was!! It's driving me crazy trying to remember it because every time I spray, I get nostalgic

It doesn't smell quite like roses but has a rose undertone- but a light one like wild roses not heavy red rose.

Have not tried in soap based on other reviews, I used it as a body butter and spray.

I was making a big batch of soap with my usual recipe and used this fragrance for the first time. All was going well until I added this fragrance and Wild Honeysuckle and it started to get really thick, really fast. It also got a grainy texture jus before like another user mentioned. I tried to glob it in my long molds but it turned to a thick gel so fast, it wasn't working. I thought it was ruined and looked online at what I could do to fix it and found the Hot Process Hero method (Brambleberry). I dumped the congealed soap out of my molds and back into the stainless large tall pot (need to have a tall pot). It was a bunch of hard lumps and chunks and I cooked it all down until it melted and turned into a thick but mixable gel like mixture. After it was all mixed, I poured it back into my molds. The long molds might turn out ok and have a rustic, pink rose look. Even after that method, it was hardening up fast again so my mini soaps look terrible any messy. I mixed at 100 degrees F. I was making it for a wholesale customer so this was disappointing and frustrating AND it took twice as long to make my soap It says on their site this fragrance is used for CP soap. I find that misleading. I would classify it as not working with CP, but might work for Hot Process. I will cut tomorrow and see. The smell is still there. This fragrance is wonderful and just like a rose garden but I'm giving it a low score because it is a terrible fragrance for use in CP which it what I work with.

I used this in CP before I read the other comments. I didn't get any seizing, or acceleration. I soaped at 100 degrees, mixed until just emulsified, added my colors (did a swirl with pink mica and white (titanium dioxide)). I added fragrance at last. I had time to do a drop swirl. I DID however have that same weird grainy thing happen but only in my white, not the pink... so just in case anyone else tries this scent in CP, it's do-able. Also the smell is really nice.

OOB this scent is great, a delicate and true rose scent. I should have known since it was a floral, but when I added this to my CP soap the texture became very thick and grainy. I wouldn't totally call it ricing, but the texture was not only thick but uneven. I had to cancel my swirl and do some hasty layers instead. The scent is lovely but be warned that this fragrance accelerates extremely quickly. Work around it.

This is a true and lovely scent. I can’t wait to try it in my lotions and soaps!