When I was first asked to describe the secretive and beguiling Dragons Blood, I had to admit that my brain had a tough time coming up with the right words. What was it about this fragrance that was so difficult to put into words? While words were hard to come by, I found myself instantly transported to the little Asian decor shop that I love to visit and the display of various incense and their accouterments.
Breathe deep and let this exotic medley of vanilla, amber, mahogany, patchouly, rose, jasmine and blood orange wrap around you like curls of incense smoke.
In our tests, cold process soap discolored to soft chocolate milk brown color. We recommend testing with your recipe to know how this fragrance will work with your recipe and techniques.
Dragons Blood is NOT cyclomethicone compatible. We recommend using Coconut Oil Fractions for making perfume oils instead.
Such a popular scent. This is one of my best sellers, I use burgundy and gold in my soap. I customer asked about this scent so I started making it. Their fragrance oils are quality oils and make an impact on my soap scents.
I was skeptical about this one. A gentleman at an event suggested this. So I got a sample to try. I did a little googling and hoped for the best. It was put out on the counter at Christmastime as a "Look at me" product, to see the response. Everyone picked it up to sniff and their faces were fun to watch. It's and elegant smell. A little spicy but well received by both men and women. It sold well for me and I am going to make a lot more. I did a deep red/wine color with a gold oil swirl. I think the gold swirl set it apart from the other soaps for the holidays.
