Food Flavoring Oil,16 Lip Gloss Flavoring Oil for Candy Making-Concentrated Candy Flavors for Lip Balm,Baking,Cooking,Drinks, Soap and Slime Making- 0.35 Fl Oz（10ml）

Only needs a smidge, better to apply with a toothpick then to squeeze a whole drop into your ingredients. These flavors are not only delicious they are also fragrant.

Love the scent

I really like it

I have been making my own cotton candy sugar. People love these flavors and they are easy to use. I wish that they were a bit more potent. Also, the cream and rose flavors have a bit of a chemically taste.

I got these for my business but before you open the bottle it just smells sooo good. Like fruity and sweet. How can I give sell things made with these if I want to devour them all 🤣 I may update once I see how it tastes

I purchased these for lip balms for a pop up shop I'm attending. I used the green tea which smells amazing in the bottle, but there's absolutely no scent or flavor whatsoever. Maybe I'm doing it wrong or didn't use enough, but there's absolutely nothing there. Gonns try again and update, if not I'm gonna have to repurpose these.

I use these for my lip gloss making workshops. Good price for value. Will buy again. Flavors true to description and bottles are spill free and easy to store

EDIT: I tried mixing it with oil by itself and it SEPARATED! It's NOT oil soluble AT ALL!! Don't buy! First off, since a bunch of the reviews said that it doesn't taste like anything, IT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO!! Flavor Oil used in lip balms/glosses just means the oil smells good and is safe to consume. The "taste" comes from a combination of smelling the oil and tasting the sweetner in the balm/gloss at the same time. It's like how vanilla extract smells amazing but tastes awful, unless you mix it with sugar and batter until it tastes like the vanilla people expect. I used strawberry in a batch of lip balms I was making, so here's my thoughts: Pros: - It is oil soluble, apparently, unlike Lorann's "flavor oils" (which are just flavoring in propyl glycol, water, and alcohol which isn't soluble in oil). To be fair, I only used 10 drops in ~35 grams of balm, so it might not have been enough to notice the two not combining properly. - They smell good. Or, at least, what you expect when you smell "strawberry, "pineapple", "cream", and "coconut". - There's a lot of flavors to test out for the price point. Cons: - The seller doesn't list the INCI/ingredients which is necessary for anyone planning to sell cosmetics with these. That's also how I can't confirm that it's soluble in oil since I don't know the carrier for the flavors. - The smells vanish to a very faint scent after a day -- awful for lip balms. - (not taking off stars for this) The seller doesn't sell individual flavors or ones in bulk, so if you find one you really like you're out of luck unless you buy this again just for 3mls of flavoring. You'll need to get flavoring oil from another seller if you want higher quantities. Overall, it's good for testing out flavors and different flavor combinations and for things that'll be eaten in a day, but please don't buy this if you plan to sell flavored cosmetics for business unless the seller publishes the ingredients.