Majestic Mountain Sage
918 West 700 North Ste 104
Logan, Utah 84321
Majestic Mountain Sage
918 West 700 North Ste 104
Logan, Utah 84321
Our own unique collection of flavor oils that have been designed especially for use in lip applicatons. And, yes, they can be used in massage oils too!
The following flavor oils are generally used at 3%. Multiply your lip balm weight (or massage oil weight) by .03 and the resulting number is the weight of flavor oil you should add. Please note that the food grade essential oils listed below are used at a much lower percentage. Strong flavored essential oils (like peppermint) are generally in the .5 to 1% range, while the top note, citrusy flavored essential oils are used at 1 to 1.5%. If you would like to know our experiences please drop us an email. We will be glad to share our results.
When testing the flavor of a lip balm start with the smallest recommended amount first. It is always easy to add a bit more but very difficult (read impossible) to take it away.
Discount Information: All essential oils in 16 fl oz sizes will receive a discount when ordered in 10 or more quantity. You can mix or match within the essential oil, fragrance oil and flavor oil sections to make up the 10 bottles. All will automatically discount in the online ordering system.
Amyris Essential Oil | |
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INCI: Amyris Balsamifera Bark Oil
Once known as West Indian Sandalwood, it is steam distilled from the wood of Amyris Balsamifera. Amyris essential oil is somewhat viscous, offering a warm-woody bottom note. Blends well with lavandin, citronella and cedarwood. If you find the warm, base note appealing in a lip balm or lip stick, this essential oil is FCC classified. FCC is Food Chemical Codex. We suggest making a test batch with 0.5% flavor added. Determine if this amount is suitable to you and increase, or decrease, for future batches. Steam distilled product of Haiti. | |
Balsam Peru Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Myroxylon Pereirae (Balsam Peru) Oil
Balsam Peru ranks on our Top 10 list hands down. Earthy, exotic and lingering all describe this woodsy-vanilla like scent. With just a little added to your lotions, creams and body sprays you will be in touch with your sensual side in no time! This is Professor Trelawney's favorite. Steam distilled product of El Salvador. Lip balm makers: We suggest making a test batch with 0.5% flavor added. Determine if this amount is suitable to you and increase, or decrease, for future batches. |
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Basil oil, an unusual essential oil with an herbaceous, minty and spicy scent. This oil is organic and ready for scenting your favorite soaps. This oil blends well with other oils like lavender and mint. Don't let our ideas stop you, try it with orange and your other favorites.
Color is pale yellow. Lip balm makers: We suggest making a test batch with 0.5% flavor added. Determine if this amount is suitable to you and increase, or decrease, for future batches. | |
Bergamot Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Citrus Aurantium Bergamia (Bergamot) Fruit Oil
Bergamot is an aristocrat in the citrus family. Fresh citrus combined with some fresh, fruity appeal. Definitely more exotic than your average citrus oils! Blends well with sandalwood, ylang ylang, jasmine and cedarwood. Cold pressed product of Italy. Bergamot prices are very high right now. We have secured a small shipment to help tide over our customers. We are hoping for better pricing late in the summer. As soon as we can reduce the price of this essential oil we will. Lip balm makers: We suggest making a test batch with 0.5% flavor added. Determine if this amount is suitable to you and increase, or decrease, for future batches. |
Black Cherry Flavor Oil | |
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INCI: Flavor
The Black Cherry fans can rejoice! This All-American flavor is ready for your lip balms! If you like cherry, you will love our Black Cherry. If you avoid typical cherry flavors because they remind you more of almond than cherry (what's up with that anyway?!) then you will LOVE our Black Cherry! Don't forget to order a Lip Solutions jar and Ruby Lip Balm Color to make the best ever Black Cherry lip balms. Your friends just might offer to do your laundry in exchange for your lip concoctions. Yea, it really is that good. |
Black Pepper Essential Oil | |
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INCI: Piper Nigrum (Black Pepper) Fruit Oil
Black pepper has a dry woody odor with a warm and spicy scent. Blends well with Fankincense, Myrrh, Sandalwood, Lavender, Rosemary, Bergamot, Lemon, Lemongrass, and more. Think of grinding fresh pepper, not to the point you sneeze, the fresh, warm aroma is similar to this oil. Lip balm makers: We suggest making a test batch with 0.5% flavor added. Determine if this amount is suitable to you and increase, or decrease, for future batches. |
Buttercream Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
What do you call a dessert that is as creamy as ice cream and as sinful as cheesecake? Buttercream! It is like a dessert, sweetened for enjoyment and an incredible twist of expectations. A staff favorite! Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. | |
Cheesecake Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
What flavor could be more universal? OK, we agree that only vanilla is more universal! You can blend this flavor or use it alone. Strawberry Cheesecake, Apricot Cheesecake, Raspberry Cheesecake, Mint Julep Cheesecake, Black Cherry Cheesecake. OK, so you get the picture! We thought you would really like the ability to make your flavors blend together to multiply the possibilities. Flavor lovers unite! The MMS crew has done it again! Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. | |
Chinese Star Anise Essential Oil | |
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INCI: Illicium Verum (Anise) Oil
Chinese star anise is back in our catalog after a long hiatus. Hunters, licorice lovers, herbalists and tea enthusiasts all seek out the smell of anise. Even people who love to fish use anise. Fishing and hunting soaps are made with approximately 2% anise oil as the scent. We know you will enjoy the return of this product to our catalog.
Lip Balm Use Please note that at cooler room temperatures this oil can solidify. If the bottle appears to contain white crystals then place the bottle in your pocket, or another warm place, for a few hours. The crystals will then melt and you can work with a fluid oil. Steam distilled product of China. | |
Chocolate Cream Flavor | |
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INCI = Flavor
We have been asked for a good chocolate flavor for a long time. When we tested we found burnt tasting flavors or things we just knew weren't chocolate. It was frustrating for us to tell you, our customers, "I don't have any solutions for you." As we continued to work through variations of chocolate flavors we got this. Our staff was so thrilled they begged us to add it to the catalog. If you want proof, just call and ask Shelly. She works processing your orders and she knows just how fabulous this flavor is AND how often we are asked for a chocolate flavor. Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. |
Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Cinnamomum Cassia Leaf Oil
Cinnamon is a better potpourri scent than a soap scent. The strong nature of cinnamon can be an irritant to the skin, so place your potpourri everywhere and scent your soap with something else. Cinnamon can also accelerate the trace of soap, in case you wondered. When blending with cinnamon we recommend clove, litsea cubeba and orange. When used in lip balms this flavor is fun but it should also be used lightly! When getting this much bang for your buck you have to appreciate the flavors and essential oils that are a bit stronger than the average. I don't know about you, but I think getting more scent out of less oil use means a real cost savings! We suggest making a test batch with 0.5% flavor added. Determine if this amount is suitable to you and increase, or decrease, for future batches. Steam distilled product of Sri Lanka. |
Clove Leaf Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Eugenia Caryophyllus (Clove) Leaf Oil
Clove leaf is notorious for its holiday appeal. Spice cookies, wassail and a roaring fire are what this scent is all about. Clove can be an irritant to the skin so we recommend you use it in your holiday potpourri, or as an air freshener. Orange and clove are a great blend for room sprays. Steam distilled product of Indonesia. Lip balm makers: We suggest making a test batch with 0.5% flavor added. Determine if this amount is suitable to you and increase, or decrease, for future batches. |
Coconut Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
The song goes something about some days you feel like a nut. Well, just as much as our testers, teens and customers (yes, all you people who sent email or phoned our office) requested coconut as a flavor we were wondering who was nuts! Warm, vanilla, coconuty and wonderful! Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. |
Coffee Flavor Oil | |
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Coffee, java, joe, morning juice, cuppa, or whatever you call it, we now have a flavor to represent the world's most favored beverage.
Our coffee flavor is clean and pairs so well with the coffee butter, you just might use them together! We did, and everyone thought the flavor was indulgent. No matter where your favorite roaster is located, a lip balm made witht his flavor is sure to be closer and not cause any sleepy nights. This flavor, straight out of the bottle, is a French roast with vanilla overtones scent. It does not make a sweet or flowery coffee scent in lip balm though. If you want sugar and cream added to your coffee, please add Vanilla-Banilla or Natural Vanilla and Sugar Kisses flavor oils to the mix. You will just need to decide if you want one lump or two! Enjoy! | |
Coriander Seed Essential Oil | |
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INCI: Coriandrum Sativum (Coriander) Fruit Oil
A herb with a long history of use, the seeds were found in the ancient Egyptian tomb of Rameses II. This pale yellow liquid has a sweet, woody, spicy slightly musky aroma. Blends well with clary sage, bergamot, jasmine, citronella, cinnamon and other spice oils. This item is FCC and can be used in lip balms. We suggest making a test batch with 0.5% added. Increase, or decrease, use with future batches as desired. Steam distilled product of Russia | |
Cranberry Flavor Oil | |
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A sweetened version of a very tart berry. We know you like cranberry sauce, but what about a cranberry lip balm to be used year round? This cranberry isn't so tart it will make you pucker, it is much more pleasant and intended to be a daily use lip balm.
Recommended usage rates are 4 to 6%. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 11 to 18 grams. This converts to approximately 12 to 19.5 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. | |
Cucumber Melon Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
This is a fabulous new flavor oil! I have loved the cucumber melon fragrance and thought it to be so clean and refreshing but I really worried about a flavor. Cucumber? Well, I loved this flavor so much that when the samples were handed out to the staff I had to take more than 1! I took some home to my children and put one in my desk, car, purse and on the night table! This is a fruity, refreshing flavor that is uplifting and tastes incredible! I love melons and this is just the freshest thing to ever cross my desk! Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. |
Eucalyptus Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil
Koalas love eucalyptus and so can you! It does have a medicinal smell, but imparts a warming sensation when applied to the skin. We recommend a tiny bit blended with spearmint for an awesome foot cream. Remember that a little goes a long way! Also blends well with lavender and lemongrass. Steam distilled product of China. Lip balm makers: We suggest making a test batch with 0.5% flavor added. Determine if this amount is suitable to you and increase, or decrease, for future batches. |
Grape Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
Our newest grape flavor oil is the best! The sweet tart flavor of deep purple grapes is amazing! A true favorite among our staff members. We even sent this flavor to a few of our customers that make A LOT of lip balm, their votes were unanimous. Can you imagine a group of adults pounding their hands on the table, shouting "We want Grape! We want Grape!", with all their might? Well, we ordered it in a hurry! This grape is fabulous and best of all we can ship it air! Use 3 to 5% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 7 to 16 grams. This converts to approximately 7 to 16 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. |
Grapefruit Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Peel Oil
Refreshment at its finest! If you are curious, our grapefruit essential oil is from Pink Grapefruits. Enjoy!
Body Use
Lip Balm Use Use 0.3 to 1.5% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 1 to 4 grams. This converts to approximately 1 to 4.5 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. We generally like about 2 to 2.5 mL. Cold pressed product of the USA. |
Honey Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
Fresh honey smells warm with an earthy note to the sweetness. This flavor has captured that realism with flare! When this flavor was tested I almost had to shake down the staff because they wanted more than 1! I'm sure you can imagine the look on their faces when I requested "Turn out your pockets please. Only one honey lip balm per tester." That only meant one thing would result, the testing reports were unanimous, we had to get the honey! Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. |
Huckleberry Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
There are a ton of Huckleberry fans out there! Whew! This flavor has been so much fun we almost wanted to take a hike to find our our huckleberries, but when you can head off and pick up a lip balm there is no need to wear the gear and head to bear country! Our testers emailed us and said "When will this be in the catalog?!" Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 5 to 9 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. |
Island Delight Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
Tropical indulgence! A blend of fruit and the tropics all rolled into one. With a hint of kiwi this flavor reminded us of paradise. What more can we say? Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. | |
Lavender, Bulgarian, Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil
We now have a Bulgarian Lavender just for our customers. If you are looking for a lavender that is not blended, such as the 40/42, then the angustifolia lavender is what you want. Enjoy! Steam distilled product of Bulgaria. Lip balm makers: We suggest making a test batch with 0.5% flavor added. Determine if this amount is suitable to you and increase, or decrease, for future batches. We apologize for the current pricing, but there is currently a lavender shortage. When the crop yields increase we expect significant price reductions. We are watching this situation closely to bring good value to our catalog. Thank you for your understanding. |
Lemon Essential Oil, Argentina | |
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INCI = Citrus Medica Limonum (Lemon) Peel Oil
Think of lemon drops, intense lemony aroma and flavor. Lemon with a tangy freshness not matched by other lemons. When we tested all the lemon flavors this was voted a top favorite by all the staff, not just our Albus Dumbledore fans.
Lip Balm Use Cold pressed product of Argentina. |
Lemon Essential Oil, USA | |
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INCI = Citrus Medica Limonum (Lemon) Peel Oil
A balance of light, clean, and fresh all rolled into one perfect package. This lemon is very top note, more rounded, and somewhat sweeter than the Argentina. Blends well with lime, eucalyptus, grapefruit and almost everything!
Lip Balm Use Use at a rate of 0.5 to 1.5%. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 1 to 4 grams. This converts to approximately 1 to 4.5 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. Cold pressed product of the USA.
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Lime Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Citrus Aurantifolia (Lime) Oil
This is the "hidden treasure" of the citrus family. Stimulate your mind and excite your senses. A lemon lime combo is a favorite in our neck of the woods. AAHHH!
Lip Balm Use Use at a rate of 0.5 to 1.5%. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 1 to 4 grams. This converts to approximately 1 to 4.5 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. Steam distilled. |
Lime Essential Oil, Expressed | |
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Our newest lime oil is expressed and not distilled. The expressed variety is sweeter and more fun than the distilled variety. A fresh zip, just like a lime squeeze in a summer drink.
If you are thinking about which lime to try you should seriously consider the expressed. While it is a bit more expensive, the fresh notes are really worth it. Better yet, do a smell test by trying them both side to side. Use at a rate of 0.5 to 1.5%. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 1 to 4 grams. This converts to approximately 1 to 4.5 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. For room sprays, try up to 5%. For aromatherapy diffusers, use according to the manufacturer's directions for the diffuser you have. This scent is bright and cheerful. I am sure any citrus lover will really enjoy this oil. | |
Mango Mango Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
When our Mango Smoothie Flavor oil was discontinued we got a lot of phone calls and email. Well, we worked on a new flavor and came up with an even better mango! I know you think that was an impossible task, but this really is an improvement on the best! We know you will love it even more than the original. Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. |
Natural Vanilla Oil | |
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INCI: Flavor or Fragrance depending on how you use this product.
This vanilla is wonderful! To keep the cost down a 35-Fold Vanilla is infused into fractionated coconut oil and contains other natural flavors as well. This product is oil soluble so you can make your lip balms with a fabulous real vanilla flavor. The color is clear to yellow liquid and is perfect for the natural market. Vanilla is intoxicating and delicious on its own but I can't wait to put it in lip gloss. Yummy! Due to the delicate nature of the vanilla orchid smell we do not recommend this item for soap making. We suggest it for massage oils, lip balms, body butters and other all oil mixtures.
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Orange Essential Oil, 5 Fold | |
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INCI = Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Oil
Orange essential just got 5 times better! This concentrated essential oil is fabulous for flavoring, soaping and even making your own perfume blends. We tested a lot of orange oil products and this one was top rated. Yummy!
Lip Balm Use Steam distilled product of the USA. |
Orange Essential Oil, Brazil | |
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INCI = Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Oil
Orange essential oil is probably my most favorite because it has so many uses. Orange is used in many products for its light, refreshing scent. Orange, like other citrus oils, is a very volatile top note. Top notes evaporate faster than other fragrances and are often used at a higher rates. Use gloves when working with orange oil because it is a very effective solvent. Orange is also a unverisal blending scentwhich mixes with just about everything!
Lip Balm Use
Use at a rate of 0.5 to 1.5%. Cold pressed product of Brazil. |
Orange Essential Oil Sampler | ||||
This sampler is to help you determine which orange is best suited to your application. While we love all the oranges we do realize it is best to test. With this offer you buy 2 bottles and get one free! For just $ 6, you will get 1 fl oz of each of our orange essential oils. Is it Brazil, 5 Fold or Valencia that you will prefer? Only testing will tell.
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Orange Essential Oil, Valencia | |||||||||||||||||||
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INCI = Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Oil
Valencia oranges are the most often used varitey for juicing. They are thin skinned (peel) and offer the taste most people associate with oranges. Fabulous scent!
Lip Balm Use Cold pressed product of the USA.
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Peach Flavor Oil | |
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INCI: Flavor
Our research and development department has been overwhelmed by requests to bring back a peach flavor. They have worked hard to bring a fresh peach flavor to reality. Now you can have a peaches and cream by adding Vanilla Banilla Flavor, or you can have peach cheesecake by adding Cheesecake Flavor to this great peach. You can also mix Peach and Raspberry for a Peach Melba type, or any orange for a Fuzzy Navel. Very versatile, very yummy!
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Peppermint Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil
Have you ever tried peppermint soap? You will be surprised at how invigorating and enjoyable the scent can be. Most people like to combine it with cocoa butter and chocolate (yes, real chocolate in soap) to give a chocolate mint soap. Peppermint will give a tingle to the skin if used in large amounts, so use sparingly.
Lip Balm Use Use at a rate of 0.3 to 1.0%. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 1 to 3 grams. This converts to approximately 1 to 3 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. We generally do not recommend more than 2 mL in this amount of lip balm. Steam distilled product of the USA. |
Peppermint Essential Oil, Williamette Valley | |
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INCI = Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil
You might be asking what the difference is between our regular peppermint and the Williamette Valley peppermint. Well, here is the answer: the Williamette Valley peppermint oil smells a bit greener than our regular version. Both are grown in the USA and work well in soap and lip balms. Body Use Peppermint will give a tingle to the skin if used in large amounts, so use sparingly.
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Raspberries & Cream Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
We have had so many requests for Raspberries and Cream we just had to offer a fabulous flavor like this. No one can turn down a raspberry flavor that is tart and sweet like it is ripe from the canes! We know you will enjoy this new flavor! Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. | |
Root Beer Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
How can a flavor oil section be complete without a root beer? It can't! So here is our favorite. We have worked on several types of root beer and most were too much in the wintergreen department. We wanted a smooth vanilla and caramel type root beer, well this is it! The best there is! Enjoy! Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. |
Siberian Fir Needle Essential Oil | |
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Our Siberian Fir Needle essential oil is as pure and fresh as a new Christmas tree. Siberian Fir Needle essential oil is powerful on its own or blends well with Eucalyptus, Rosemary, Clary Sage, Tea Tree, or Peppermint.
This oil is FCC and can be used in lip balms (Food Chemical Codex). Steam distilled product of Russia. | |
Spearmint Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Mentha Viridis (Spearmint) Leaf Oil
Spearmint is Tina's favorite mint. It is cool like peppermint but not as sharp. A nice refreshing scent for a room spray or a soap. Spearmint is commonly used in consumer products. Most will recognize this scent. If you want a fresh mint this is it! Usage for cold process soap is 1 fl oz to 6 lbs of fat.
Lip Balm Use Use at a rate of 0.3 to 1.0%. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 1 to 3 grams. This converts to approximately 1 to 3 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. We generally do not recommend using more than 2 mL in this amount of lip balm. Steam distilled product of the USA. |
Strawberry Swirl Flavor Oil | |
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Strawberry Swirl flavor is the best of strawberry. Similar to a strawberry glaze on fresh fruit pie, or the strawberries and cream hard candies people love. Easy to use, no additional sweetener is needed unless you want to have a Sugared Strawberries lip balm! Enjoy!
Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. | |
Sugar Kisses Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
Our new sweetness enhancer! Presweetened and so much fun you can use it on its own! Usage rates are 1 to 4%, when using this flavor as a sweetening supplement to another flavor use1 to 3%, when using this flavor as a stand alone flavor use 2-4%. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 5 to 9 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. |
Tangerine Essential Oil | |
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INCI = Citrus Nobilis (Mandarin Orange) Peel Oil
Tangerine is an energizing citrus, it adds a lightly sweet yet tangy appeal to any application. Try tangerine with a little Stress-Free and lavender for a most harmonious blend.
Lip Balm Use Use at a rate of 0.5 to 1.5%. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 1 to 4 grams. This converts to approximately 1 to 4.5 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. Cold pressed product of Brazil. |
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Pipettes are often called droppers. Use these transfer pipettes to fill lip balm tubes, measure small amounts of fragrance, liquid colorants and more. Once you have these on hand, you will find even more uses.
The small dropper has a capacity of 3.5 mL, there are 5 mL in a teaspoon. Markings on the side will show each 1/2 mL increment. The large dropper has a capacity of 7 to 8 mL. This pipette does not have graduation marks on the size to assist measuring. I use these for large bottles of fragrance or essential oil that I need to get to the last few ounces (small pipettes don't reach to the bottom and it isn't fun to fish out a pipette that was dropped inside!). Pipettes are plastic and disposable. Both are very convenient and considered a must-have for the kitchen lab. Photo Note: The Large pipettes are shown with a small pipette for contrast. |
Vanilla-Banilla Flavor Oil | |
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INCI = Flavor
A great vanilla for all your lip balms. The flavor is great and one that has been in demand since we introduced our flavor oils. We are sure that you will love it too! When only the best will do - get Vanilla-Banilla! This flavor is purely vanilla with no other flavors added. We think it is so fun and catchy we had to give it a silly name! Use 2 to 4% in lip balm. For a batch of lip balm that makes 50 tubes (.15 ounces each) or 25 jars (.25 ounces each) use from 6 to 11 grams. This converts to approximately 6 to 11 milliliters if you would rather use a pipette. |
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