Is this still good ? 2 years old

[Artdude99]

I have several bottles of these that have been in a closed cabinet for about two years now

I hope they still are as I have 7 of them full :-0

 

[BattleGnome]

I’ve recently used 2 year old fragrances with no issues. Give them a sniff and see if they smell right then give it a whirl. I’d be cautious about selling after using an old fragrance, just in case, but it shouldn’t be an issue for personal use

 

[SoaperForLife]

I have used fragrance oils far older than what you have in soap and haven't had any problem. I am not sure that they actually ever get too old to use as I've never heard of anyone having had a problem. I often think that suppliers put expiration dates on them just so that you will toss your inventory and buy new from them... but that's just me.

 

[shunt2011]

As long as it still smells good you should be fine. I’ve got FO years old that are still good.

 

[soapmaker]

Ditto. No problems if they smell good.

 

[Escott752]

I only had one that had some sent morphing after 2 years. I actually liked it better and consider that the Scent had just "matured"

 

[soapmaker]

Patchouli gets better with age.

 

[Escott752]

Patchouli gets better with age.

That must have been the Common Thread with mine. It was called White Patchouli. I definitely liked it better after a couple years

 

[IrishLass]

Like the others, I have FO far older than 2 years, and they are still quite good.


IrishLass

 

[NsMar42111]

I have had to toss a peach scent and some "oceany" scent because they went WAY different than they were originally, but I've got hundreds that haven't changed a bit and I"d use them!