Flavor Oils

All of our flavoring oils come directly from Lorann oils. They are packaged in 1 dram bottles and are individually safety sealed from the manufacturer. These are not sweetened, if making lip balm and sweetness is desired you must add a sweetener. Below the following recipe has been provided by Lorann Oils.

All oils are priced as $1.15 each.

Available flavors:

Amaretto Flavoring 1 Dram
Apple Flavoring 1 Dram
Banana Cream Flavoring 1 Dram
Bavarian Cream Flavoring 1 Dram
Blackberry Flavoring 1 Dram
Blueberry Flavoring 1 Dram
Bubble Gum Flavoring 1 Dram
Butterscotch Flavoring 1 Dram
Cherry Flavoring 1 Dram
Cheesecake Flavoring 1 Dram
Chocolate Flavoring 1 Dram
Chocolate HazelNut Flavoring 1 Dram
Cinnamon Flavoring 1 Dram
Coconut Flavoring 1 Dram
Cotton Candy Flavoring 1 Dram
Cran-Raspberry Flavoring 1 Dram
Grape Flavoring 1 Dram
Key Lime Flavoring 1 Dram
Lemon Oil Flavoring 1 Dram
Lemonade Flavoring 1 Dram
Mint Chocolate Chip Flavoring 1 Dram
Orange Cream Flavoring 1 Dram
Peach Flavoring 1 Dram
Peppermint Flavoring 1 Dram
Pina Colada Flavoring 1 Dram
Pineapple Flavoring 1 Dram
Pistachio Flavoring 1 Dram
Pomegranate Flavoring 1 Dram
Praline & Cream Flavoring 1 Dram
Raspberry Flavoring 1 Dram
Red Licorice Flavoring 1 Dram
Root Beer Flavoring 1 Dram
Salt Water Taffy Flavoring 1 Dram
Strawberry Flavoring 1 Dram
Tutti Fruitti Flavoring 1 Dram (out of stock)
Vanilla Butternut Flavoring 1 Dram
Watermelon Flavoring 1 Dram
Wintergreen Flavoring 1 Dram

Lorann Powder Candy Colorants:
  Food safe and edible. Blister packaged directly from the company. I did experiment with this colorant in lip balms. I used a pinch of blue and mixed it in the melted recipe below. The problem that occured is that there was powder residue on the bottom of the bowl I was using, yet I poured the balm into containers and left the residue in the bowl. The end result was a very pretty blue lip balm that did NOT stain your lips. I would suggest mixing the powder in warm oil before adding it rather then directly to the melted ingredients. It does work and it is food safe. Only a tiny pinch is needed.

Lip Balm Recipe

4 teaspoons beeswax
3 teaspoons sweet almond oil
2 teaspoons shea butter
1/8 teaspoon Flavoring Oil (any flavor)
plastic tubes and clear plastic pots

Directions
Measure beeswax, sweet almond oil and shea butter into a small, glass mixing jar with a lid (a clean condiment jar works well).  Fill a small saucepan with 1  inch of water and heat to simmer.  Place glass jar in pan and allow  butter and beeswax to melt.  Do not over heat.  Remove from pan.

**It does help if you warm the oil in the bottle by putting it in the simmer water just to take the chill off.**

Add flavoring oil and mix well.  Pour into containers and carefully move to refrigerator.  Allow to harden undisturbed for 20 minutes.

**I tried this recipe and would add more oil then the recipe calls for. I also added some FDA Mica, minor beading did occur when I first added the flavor oil, I mixed with a fork and poured into lip balm tubes and pots. Upon setting up there was no separation nor beading.