• February 3, 2010

We’ve had numerous customer questions regarding fragrances ‘freezing’ in transit. So I thought others might be interested in the “fix” as well. Below is a fragrance oil (Hello Sweet Thangto be exact) that we left outside in the cold overnight. This is what the fragrance looked like after a night in the cold. Some of the fragrance components have cooled off enough to harden up and sink to the bottom of the mixture. But have no fear, the fragrance oil can be brought back to life using our simple heating trick.

Before
Hot Water Bath: Bring water to a boil on the stove, turn the heat off and submerge the fragrance oil bottle (with cap off) in the hot water. This can take up to an hour for the fragrance to get back to normal so be patient! Re-cap and give the fragrance a good shake and store in a comfortable room temperature and your fragrance should be a-okay.

After

 

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