Description
Fresh Pine (Christmas Tree) Fragrance Notes |
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| Top Notes: Bergamot, Wild Flower, Black Currant | ||
| Mid Notes: Balsam, Cashmere Woods, Tonka | ||
| Dry Notes: Pine, Amber, Sandalwood, Oakmoss | ||
Usage GuidelinesFresh Pine fragrance oil is suitable for use in the following products up to the maximum percentages shown. |
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| Candles: 6 – 12% | Bar soap: 15% | Liquid soap: 15% |
| Reed diffuser base: 25% – 35% | Creams and lotions: 10% | Lip products: 0% |
| Discolouration: None | Phthalate Free: Yes | Country of Origin: USA |
  Note that many recipes will not require or perform at the maximum levels listed here, your own testing is required. As such Candle Creations takes no responsibility for the quality and performance of your finished product. |
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aaron_obbeek –
Great scent throw, the perfect fresh fragrance year round!
Niki O’Brien –
Does not smell like a NZ Christmas tree, entirely disappointing.
Laura Simpson –
I thought it would have a good punch, so it lacks a little on that. But still smells fresh.
Hannah –
I love this fresh scent ! Smells identical to the Ecoya Pine candle they bring out at christmas!
sarahwillie –
I’m so happy with this fragrance! I didn’t expect to be so impressed, our shop now smells like pine all the time just from having the candles here, it feels like Christmas, the scent throw has been amazing so far after a couple of burns so hopefully it holds up. We used it with wood wicks, first time we’ve used wood wicks so didn’t expect much success but utterly stoked!
Aimee –
The smell isn’t bad but smells more like cleaning products not Christmas tree
Brian Simpson –
Thanks for the review Aimee, it seems this is quite a polarising scent…people either love it or hate it. Personally I like it and can say the scent is better when made into a candle than when it hits you in the bottle. Tip for all Chandlers out there, always start with a 30ml sample to be sure you like the fragrance. Brian.