Silken Halo Fragrance Oil

A graceful soft floral fragrance oil with rose, jasmine, and powdery musk—ideal for perfumes, soaps, candles, and body care with subtle sophistication.

Description

Silken Halo Fragrance Oil captures the elegance of freshly laundered linen touched by morning light. With clean aldehydic top notes, a soft floral heart of rose and jasmine, and a powdery musky base accented with moss and woods, it delivers an air of refined subtlety. This fragrance is particularly suited for feminine roll-on perfumes, delicate body care, candles, soaps, and linen sprays. Makers and small businesses can use it to create sophisticated products with a clean, powdery, and timeless appeal.

Fragrance Notes + Classification

Soft Floral

Top: Fresh Clean Aldehydic

Heart: Rose, Jasmine

Base: Powdery Musks, Moss, Woods

Uses

Perfumes: Ideal for feminine roll-ons and solid balms with soft elegance
Soaps & Body Care: Adds powdery sophistication to soaps, creams, and lotions
Candles & Wax Melts: Produces a clean, fresh floral throw for home fragrance
Diffusers: Adds airy elegance to living spaces
Linen & Room Sprays: Infuses fabrics with a soft, graceful floral aroma

Maximum Level of Use (IFRA)

Silken Halo Fragrance Oil IFRA Document, which outlines the maximum allowable usage levels for various product categories. Always follow these guidelines carefully and conduct thorough testing on your formulations.

Caution: Working with fragrance oils in big batches can be quite toxic, please consider making use of Masks while handling.

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Caution 

- For external use only. Do not ingest.

- Keep out of reach of children and pets.

- Avoid contact with eyes, ears, and sensitive areas.

- Conduct a patch test before use on skin to check for allergic reactions.

Flammable: Keep away from open flames or high heat sources.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What type of fragrance is Silken Halo?
A: It’s a soft floral fragrance with aldehydic freshness, rose, jasmine, musk, and woods.

Q: Can this fragrance be used in perfumes?
A: Yes, it is well-suited for feminine roll-ons, solid balms, and body sprays.

Q: How does Silken Halo behave in cold process soap?
A: It accelerates very fast, making it best for simple designs, textured tops, or hot process soap.

Q: Does this fragrance discolour soap?
A: No, it shows no discolouration in testing, but soaping behaviour requires fast handling.

Q: Is Silken Halo suitable for candles?
A: Yes, it produces a clean, powdery floral throw that works beautifully in candles and melts.

Storage

- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light
- Keep tightly sealed when not in use
- Avoid humidity and extreme temperatures
- Use within 12–24 months after opening

Soap Review

Date made: 28 June 2025

Date picture taken: 26 July 2025

Tested In: Cold Processed Soap | SF 5% | Lye Concentration 35% | Recipe: Palm Oil, Coconut Oil, Sunflower Oil, Canola Oil, Castor Oil.

IFRA Category:  IFRA Cat 9 

IFRA Safety Rate:  Not limited

Usage rate during testing: 5,0%

Application & Testing:

Please conduct your own testing to ensure the suitability, compatibility, and stability of this fragrance oil in your cold processed soap. Results may vary due to differences in ingredients, oils used, processes, and ambient conditions. Testing should be performed in accordance with IFRA guidelines for all intended applications. The findings from our testing are provided as a reference and do not guarantee identical performance in your products.

Acceleration:  Very Fast – noticeable thickening starts within ±10 seconds in a 100 g test batch.

Ricing:  None observed

Separation:  None observed

Gel phase:  None observed.

Discolouration: None observed.

Suitable for:  Due to its very fast acceleration, this fragrance oil is best for:

• Single-colour soaps with minimal mixing after fragrance is added.
• Textured tops or rustic finishes where thick trace is desirable.
• Layered bars where each layer is poured quickly and left to set before adding the next.
• Hot Process soap, where acceleration is not an issue.

For best results: 

• Prepare all colourants, moulds, and tools before beginning.
• Soap at cooler temperatures (room temperature or slightly below).
• Use slow-moving oils (high in olive, rice bran, lard/tallow) to increase working time.
• Blend oils and lye to just emulsification before adding fragrance.
• Stir fragrance in by hand rather than stick blending.
• Work in small batches to reduce the time needed for pouring.

Additional note: Not recommended for intricate swirls or multi-pour designs in cold process due to extremely short working time.