# Coconut Fragrance Oil with Pina Colada Notes by Flaires of Spain 12ml

## A Coconut Fragrance Oil with a Beach-Day Mood

This **coconut fragrance oil** by Flaires of Spain comes in a 12 ml glass bottle. The coconut scent is not too sweet or overwhelming. It recalls a day at the beach with a Pina Colada. Use it as a coconut scent for soap, or in creams and oils.

### Product Details

-   **Type:** Coconut fragrance oil
-   **Material:** Fragrance oil blend in a glass bottle
-   **Size:** 12 ml (0.4 oz)
-   **Olfactory family:** Fruit
-   **Main notes:** Coconut
-   **Made in:** Spain by Flaires
-   **Includes:** One bottle
-   **Use:** Mix with creams, soaps or oils
-   **Display:** Store upright with the cap closed
-   **Product number:** L-013

### A Palm Carried by Sailors

Coconut palms on most tropical coasts were planted there by people. DNA from 1,322 palms points to two founding lineages, one Indian and one Pacific. The palm was not native to places like the Caribbean, Madagascar or Hawaii.

### Two Separate Domestications

Researchers conclude the coconut was domesticated independently in India and on the Malay Peninsula. Pacific palms reached Polynesia with settlers. Austronesian seafarers later carried them to the Pacific coast of Middle America. Madagascar's palms mix both lineages.

### Using and Storing Your Oil

Add a few drops of this coconut fragrance oil to your own soap or cream base. A Pina Colada scent also works well alongside pineapple or citrus blends. Look for another tropical fragrance oil in the [Fragrance Oils collection](https://www.museumize.com/collections/fragrance-oils) or the full [Museumize fragrance collection](https://www.museumize.com/collections/fragrance). Keep the cap tight and store the bottle upright, away from heat and direct sun. A Pina Colada scent suits summer batches of cream or soap. Pair it with another tropical fragrance oil for a fuller beach mood. A coconut scent for soap stays soft rather than sugary.

The coconut has traveled with seafaring peoples for thousands of years. Its fruit, shell and fiber served many coastal communities.

## For More Reading from the Web

-   Think the coconut is native everywhere it grows? This Scientific American post explains how DNA reveals human hands behind its spread. [Coconuts: Not Indigenous, but Quite at Home Nevertheless - Scientific American](https://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/thoughtomics/httpblogsscientificamericancomthoughtomics20110801coconuts-not-indigenous-but-quite-at-home-nevertheless)

## Details

- **Price:** 6.77 USD
- **Vendor:** Flaires Oils
- **Type:** Fragrance
- **Tags:** flaires-essential-oils, fragrance, in-stock-museum-gift-store

## Variants

| Variant | Price | Available |
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| Default | 6.77 USD | In stock |

## Images

- Coconut Tropical Pina Colada Essential Fragrance Oil by Flaires of Spain 12ml - Museumize.com
- A curated display of multiple small fragrance oil bottles from the brand Flaires, arranged on stone platters with rolled white towels, lavender sprigs, and a candle in a softly lit spa-like setting. Text at the top reads, 'A Few Shown from Our Fragrance Oil Collection.

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> Source: [Museumize.com](https://www.museumize.com/products/coconut-fragrance-oil)
> Updated: 2026-10-27