Campfire Fragrance Oil

Whew...it smells just like smoke from a fire. I kinda like it though, but a little nervous about how customers will react. I'm thinking of blending it to lessen the strength of the smoke.

This scent is one of my customers favorite scents of all time! It sells out year round and is amazing! A nice blend of woodsy Sandalwoods and a touch of smokiness!
PLEASE DO NOT ADD THIS TO YOUR *New & Improved* FO list of changed scents! Most have not held up to the originals and not sure what is prompting the changes?
If you are going to change this one. . . please email me and I will buy a barrel of it!

Bought this after sniffing the free sample I got and decided to skip the batch test and just make a full recipe. Yeah yeah, I know, not the smartest move BUT it isn't a floral so I thought I'd have a good sporting chance of a successful 15lb batch of soap.

My swirls are usually quite intricate so i soap around 90F and go light on the stick blender but for the first batch, I thought I'd go down a bit cooler.

Used as a single note, this FO rices and accelerates a bit HOWEVER, you just need to work fast. First time using it I was doing pipe swirls and it was really messy....no way the swirls were gonna look good, I thought. And I honestly thought the scent was going to be a one time novelty experiment BUT, the swirls looked great and the scent quickly turned out to be one of my best sellers.

Sure, it can be tricky to work with BUT oh so worth it. The swirls I do with this fragrance are now a bit more basic (only 3 colors) and each time I think it traces too fast to look good but despite what is happening on the surface, the insides do swirl up nicely. Just go slow and cool and trust in the process.

Used as a note in a blend, the ricing and acceleration does diminish significantly and this FO is a wonderful blender.

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