Scenting a beer soap - seeking recommendations

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Hello Zany! Try the search again but don't add "cybilla" in the search. BB has Almond Biscotti and it smells divine!!!
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I ended up using a blend of fragrances for the chocolate stout beer soap - WSP Oatmeal Stout, BB Pomegranate and Black Currant and BB Bergamot Black Tea. The Oatmeal Stout smelled a bit too much like oatmeal cookie relative to what I was imagining. The soap recipe I used is rich in unrefined Shea, which adds some earthiness, and I also sprinkled cocoa powder on the top. The FO combo may sound strange, but I’m really liking it. With my very limited fragrance vocabulary, I would characterize it as reminiscent of brewing, baking, tea, dark fruit, dark chocolate and earth.

And, yes, I did experience some acceleration, but I had also added some ground up oatmeal, which I think could have been a contributing factor.
 
I ended up using a blend of fragrances for the chocolate stout beer soap - WSP Oatmeal Stout, BB Pomegranate and Black Currant and BB Bergamot Black Tea. The Oatmeal Stout smelled a bit too much like oatmeal cookie relative to what I was imagining. The soap recipe I used is rich in unrefined Shea, which adds some earthiness, and I also sprinkled cocoa powder on the top. The FO combo may sound strange, but I’m really liking it. With my very limited fragrance vocabulary, I would characterize it as reminiscent of brewing, baking, tea, dark fruit, dark chocolate and earth.

And, yes, I did experience some acceleration, but I had also added some ground up oatmeal, which I think could have been a contributing factor.
Oh how I wish I could get a sniff of those soaps. The blend sounds interesting.
 

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