Important Note
This particular formulation of fragrance oil has been specially crafted to ensure compatibility with soaps, candles, reed diffusers, perfumes, haircare, skincare, and cosmetic preparations. Please be advised that this oil may not be suitable for use in cold air diffusers, as it is an extremely potent formulation. For that specific need, we recommend customers to select our other specially formulated fragrance oils designed for that specific application.
NO. 222 - Monkey Farts - Fragrance Oil for Soaps & Candles
NO. 222 - Monkey Farts is a novelty Fruity Gourmand fragrance for women and men inspired by colorful fruit cocktails served in tropical beach bars.
White sands lead to pop up beach huts topped in dried palm leaves, attract thirsty tourists with mischievously named cocktails and piles of deliciously fresh tropical fruit. This aroma feels like a zingy fruit drink enjoyed on a sunny beach, where laughter and joy are never far away.
Playful, light hearted, cheerful. It’s tropical deliciousness bottled.
Fragrance TypeFruity Gourmand |
Who is it for?Women & Men |
SeasonSpring & Summer |
IntensityBalanced |
Scent Profile
NO. 222 transports you to a tropical beach hut serving fresh fruit cocktails. Opening with a vibrant burst of luminous Lemon zest and the sharp, green tones of Pear and Spearmint. Immediately softened with the mouthwatering juice of Mango, Strawberries and Pineapple and a cool, watery accord, evoking chilled island cocktails, enjoyed on the beach.
The fruity citrus brightness melds into the soft and creamy tones of Almond and Coconut Milk and delicious chunks of ripe Banana. A silky ribbon of dewy, tropical florals drops you into a smouldering pool of smooth Vanilla and sensual Balsamic base notes.
Choose NO. 222 for its cheerful and uplifting tropical fruit fragrance. Perfect for those who favour joyful playfulness over sophisticated elegance.
Fragrance Notes
- Top: Lemon, Mango, Pear, Pineapple, Strawberries
- Mid: Almond Cream, Banana, Coconut
- Bottom: Balsam, Vanilla
Flash Point
180 °F (82 °C)
Key Highlights
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Uses for NO. 222 Fragrance Oil
Scenting The Home
- Where - All through the home, ideally suited to living spaces and bedrooms
- Why - To refresh the atmosphere of your home with its cheerful, tropical radiance
- When - Every day use, perfect for creating a joyful and carefree exotic aura
Candles & Wax Melts
Try NO. 222 candles and wax melts to create playful products with its joyful tropical fruit aroma. It has a sweet and refreshing character that is perfect for scented candles with sunny cocktail themes. It is ideal for everyday use and for dreaming yourself away to the tropics.
Try coloring them in mango yellow, pineapple gold or coral colorways and finish with relaxed fonts to suit the tropical cocktail inspiration of this playful Fruity Gourmand aroma.
IFRA - Candles and Wax Melts fall under Category 12 where NO. 222 carries no restrictions.
Reed Diffusers
Make refreshing and uplifting Reed Diffusers designed for small spaces. Try them on the sitting room lamp table and on the bedside cabinet for its playful and joyful aroma, balanced with mouth watering fruits, dewy tropical flowers and sharp citrus accords.
IFRA - The maximum dilution in Category 10A for Reed Diffusers is 11.17%
Room and Linen Sprays
Create your own sprays to set the scene and scent the furniture, sheets, and carpets with a quick spritz of this joyful and uplifting Fruity Gourmand fragrance. Fill your room with its bright tropical fruit character, but delivered with a silky balance of creamy Coconut and comforting Vanilla.
IFRA - The maximum dilution in Category 10B for aerosol room sprays is 70.58%
Cleaning & Home Care
NO. 222 is ideal for creating modern cleaning products with its bright and refreshing tropical fruit accords. It’s perfect for bringing island cocktail energy to kitchens, bathrooms and for home laundry care.
It would make the ideal aroma for creating surface sprays and floor washes that exude sunny, carefree energy and joy. However, this light hearted Fruity Gourmand scent is extremely versatile and would suit most cleaning and home care projects, used on its own or blended with other fragrance oils.
IFRA - The maximum dilution in Category 10A for laundry and cleaning products is 11.17%
Topical Applications
We take our commitment to quality and the safety and health of your skin seriously, therefore all of our Fragrance Oils are free of Phthalates, Parabens, SLS and SLES and cruelty free as they are not tested on animals.
Soap and Bath
NO. 222 is an uplifting and playful tropical scent that is perfect for making island cocktail inspired soap and bath products. Use its zingy tropical fruit accords to create products that stand apart from the crowd with their energetic and carfree aromas.
Its novelty fruit accords lend itself to its versatile scent and is ideal for creating shower gels for use at any time of the day, though we particularly like it for use in the morning to start the day on a playful note.
The evocative imagery of tropical beach cocktails lends itself wonderfully to creating appealing gift sets for women and men and for creating an exciting range of matching products. NO. 222 has those strikingly cool and fresh Spearmint accords that keep you coming back for more.
IFRA - Soaps and Bath products are in category 9 carrying a maximum dilution rate of 11.17%
Body Care
The creamy Vanilla and Coconut accords work wonderfully in lingering body butters, skin lotions and dry oils. Its evocative aromatics lend itself to scent layering alongside your perfume and body products.
Try pairing it with coral pink, bright orange, or mango yellow colorways and use relaxed fonts to perfectly suit the fruit cocktail inspiration of these playful, novelty products.
IFRA - Body care products appear in category 5A carrying a maximum dilution rate of 4.95%
Face Care
The luminous citrus and delicious fruity accords of NO. 222 are perfect for creating a range of coordinating facial products. Play on the uplifting tropical aromatics of this aroma to create genderless skin care. Package them in coconut white, sunshine yellow, or blue sky colorways, with tropical cocktail themes to create highly appealing skin care products.
IFRA - Face care products appear in category 5B carrying a maximum dilution rate of 1.23%.
Hand & Foot Care
Treat your precious hands and feet to luxurious and nourishing creams that cosset your hardworking skin. Paired with the playful citrus and fruit accords of NO. 222, it makes for an experience to remember with a lingering trail of mouthwatering tropical fruit aromatics.
IFRA - Hand care products appear in category 5C carrying a maximum dilution rate of 4.88%.
Perfumery
NO. 222's soul lies in elegant and distinctive perfumery products and we cannot recommend it highly enough for this type of application. You can use this to create your own Eau De Cologne, Eau De Parfum and everything in between.
These Soaps and Candles fragrance oils are eminently versatile and this playful and carefree Fruity Gourmand scent can be used in a multitude of exciting and creative ways to create your own perfumery products.
Why not try blending it with other essential oils and fragrance oils to create a bespoke and completely unique Signature Scent.
IFRA
Perfumery products designed to be used on shaved skin appear in categories 3A and 3B which carries a maximum dilution of 2.41%
Perfumery products designed to be used on unshaved skin appear in categories 4A and 4B which carries a maximum dilution of 19.42%
Understanding The IFRA Guidelines for Maximum Dilution
Maximum dilution for this fragrance oil depends on the products you are planning on making. It should be noted that maximum dilutions are from a safety aspect only, based on the chemical composition of the oil.
In some cases these are very high, because all components are relatively benign. These amounts are not necessarily recommendations of how much to use in your recipe. They may smell too strong or make the item prohibitively expensive to produce.
As long as you remain below the advised limits, you can be as generous or as frugal as you like. Use more, use less. We’ll leave the creative stuff to you.
Based on the ingredients used, as per the International Fragrance Regulation Authority, the maximum dilutions given above apply.
Blending NO. 222
We find it lends itself beautifully to blending with its joyful and carefree range of tropical fruit aromatics. It makes for an extremely versatile and highly coveted fragrance oil for the modern scent connoisseur. Try blending it with:
Essential oils:
Grapefruit, Lemongrass, Litsea Cubeba, Mandarin, Ylang Ylang
Fragrance oils:
NO. 18, NO. 61, NO. 62, NO. 155, NO. 4300
Safety Cautions
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These fragrance oils are intended for external use only and should not be ingested under any circumstances.
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NO. 222 Fragrance Oil Is not approved under IFRA safety guidelines for any kind of lip or mouth related products as per their categories 1 and 6.
We recommend testing a small amount before scaling up to larger size formulations. As with all VINEVIDA products.
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While NO. 222 Fragrance Oil will have no therapeutic properties, because it is a synthetic product, it’s a wonderful way to scent your home. Have the best time experimenting and making your home an ever more beautiful expression of you.
Where to Start
How To Get The Best From Soaps & Candles Fragrance Oil
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How To Use Vinevida Oils
Additional Information
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Not suitable for ingestion.
Our Commitment to Quality
All of our Fragrance Oils are free of Phthalates, Parabens, SLS and SLES.

Fragrance Notes
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Recommended Applications
The above usage amounts are recommendations only. Fragrance strengths will be influenced by the type of base you are using. Different wax types, soaps, and lotion base will produce different effects. If you decide you would like your fragrance to be stronger than these outlined above, please consult the attached IFRA certificate guidelines to discern how much more you can safely add.
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