Flavor concentrates as fragrance...?

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new12soap

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I was just wondering if anyone had tried using flavor extracts or concentrates as a soap fragrance. Someone else's thread on using beer in soap and how to fragrance it brought it to mind.

http://www.midwestsupplies.com/other-pr ... ences.html

These are designed to flavor grain alchohol. They do not contain any alcohol, just concentrated flavor and I am wondering if they would work for scents. Some of them would be interesting...

Also there are the regular grocery store flavor extracts, but I don't know if they contain alcohol. They sell soda extracts, too, cola and root beer.
 
From that link, it looks as if the herbs are mixed with a small amount of alcohol in order to make those essences. (Check out the description for the Amaretto essence.)

Adding alcohol to soap isn't going to be a good thing, at least from what I've read here. (The phrase "soap volcano" comes to mind.)
 
I read a few of the descriptions as well and the ones I read said they have alcohol in them as well, so using them as is for fragrance wouldn't work very well.

Usually the regular grocery store extracts contain alcohol as well.
 

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