Natural juice extracts will not make it through saponofication. If it did, we could all use our lemons and such and would have zero need to purchase fo's or eo's. I know you want natural, and I know they state these are good in soap (what kind isn't mentioned), but I think it is quite impossible for cp soap. People that add honey to their soaps don't have a pungent honey scent, maybe a hint. Same with beer, there's a scent but it isn't overwhelming not to mention it's a huge amount of the product as beer and not a tiny amount like a fragrance. Their honey one says it would make a great addition to "creams, balms, and slaves". Soap measurements could be for mp projects only, as it didn't specify. Usage rates main page are for fragrance oils and not the gracenotes natural oils.
Fragrances, as well as everything should be measured in weight. Yes, 20 ml of water weighs about 20-21 grams of weight, but a soap maker must weigh and not use volume.
Their natural line is quite misleading on what they can work with. Nothing natural makes it through except eo's. Side note, the blueberry is 15.03 pounds for 50 ml, which is less than a 2 oz bottle. So 1.63$ to 1 British pound, and that's a whopping $24.50 in American dollars for less than 2 oz! That's not cheap at all. I can get 10x orange for 6.20$ at 2oz, 2oz cedarwood is 15.00$ pricey yes but still cheaper, and lavender 40/42 is 13.50$ for 2 oz....all from bramble berry. And best thing, they'll stick in the soap.
And finally, if you're selling (i missed that but someone else mentioned it), don't the customers absorb the extra costs??
