Well unfortunately with florals..you'll get quite a variety of interpretations of the scent. I personally like a Plumeria that I think is actually a Dupe of Bath and Body Works. Which is a blend of things, not just the "scent" of the flower. However if you are looking for a "truer" plumeria, you might want to look for a scent listed under Frangapini. Again I think almost all fragrance oils that are florals are blends, not "true" single "note" scents. Check out Oregon Trail Soaps..I'm pretty sure that Susan and Juan have devised some spot on florals though.

Body Butter 16 oz Shea Butter 5 oz. oil (sweet almond, jojoba, aloe, sunflower, etc) 2 tsp. cornstarch -- to cut down on greasiness (I use goats milk powder, makes it creamy). Melt butter, add oils, put in freezer. Let it set up. Take out and whip like crazy. Add the cornstarch while whipping. Return to freezer, let set again, take out and whip. You continue to do this until you stiff peaks. Then it's ready to use. You can add fragrance oil and color to this also. I choose not to. I use this on my face at night time. For lotion, I use a base and add my oil and whatever I want to it.

Where is the preservative????!!!

My personal dislike of artificially added scents to an indoor space aside, remember that medical advice comes from medical doctors and other qualified personnel. Not from the labels of products or the words of people who sell or advocate them. And that for many people who suffer from allergies, the trigger is different kinds of plant material. There's nothing guaranteeing a substance to be not noxious but rather only "wholesome and pleasant" simply because something is from plants. Real perfume has substantial flower and plant based ingredients. It's all well and good, but if someone wearing too much (which is common) gets on to an elevator with me or sits nearby in a restaurant, it's all I can do to continue breathing. Many public places in my area, especially medical offices, have signs declaring visitors to respect their wishes to remain "Scent free".