You can use flavoring oil in body butter, but it is important to note that flavoring oils are primarily intended for use in lip products. They are specifically formulated to be safe for ingestion and to provide a pleasant taste or scent when applied to the lips.
On the other hand, fragrance oils are designed for use in various body products such as lotions, creams, bath products, and soaps. They are typically used to add a pleasant scent to these products. However, it is important to avoid using fragrance oils in lip products as they are not intended for ingestion and may not be safe to use on the sensitive skin of the lips.
When it comes to body butter, which is a thick and moisturizing product often used to hydrate and nourish the skin, it is generally recommended to use fragrance oils rather than flavoring oils. Fragrance oils are specifically formulated for use in body products and can provide a wide range of scents to enhance the sensory experience of using the body butter.
That being said, some people may choose to use flavoring oils in their body butter for a specific scent or taste preference. If you decide to do so, it is important to ensure that the flavoring oil you choose is safe for use on the skin and does not contain any ingredients that may cause irritation or allergic reactions. Additionally, it is always a good idea to perform a patch test on a small area of your skin before applying the body butter all over to ensure that it suits your skin and does not cause any adverse reactions.
While it is technically possible to use flavoring oil in body butter, it is generally recommended to stick to fragrance oils that are specifically formulated for use in body products. This helps ensure the safety and effectiveness of the product and provides a wider range of scent options to suit your preferences.