Which fragrances tend to discolour?

[lemongirl]

I know anything with vanilla discolours pretty badly, but are there other fragrance types that usually discolours? Like florals, or fruits or anything? I'm trying to make a pure white bar, and don't know what scent to use, as the site I get my FOs from doesn't give any info on how the scents react in CP.

 

[NancyRogers]

It is my understanding that some spice scents discolor, but I'm not sure which

 

[carebear]

check out fragrances at the Scent Review Board.
http://soapscentreview.obisoap.ca/

yes, you have to join. no, you cannot join with a free account like yahoo, etc., and that you need to use an email from a paid ISP.

 

[Soapy Gurl]

Watch out when using blends, because a lot of them have vanilla in them. You might not notice and get discoloration from them.

 

[Kleine Teufel]

Oatmeal, milk and honey turns my soap a gorgeous color that works just perfectly (looks just like what O,M&H should look like). Some sites list their vanilla content and some list what they do to CP soap.
Florals definately tend to seize soap. Lilac I have to fragrance before I hit any kind of trace, or I end up with a solid mass where I put the fragrance in, and lumpy soap that looks like hot process (which it ends up being after rebatch).