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Charred Sandalwood Fragrance Oil 953
Charred Sandalwood Fragrance Oil 953 Charred Sandalwood Fragrance Oil 953
Charred Sandalwood Fragrance Oil 953
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Charred sandalwood and warm Baltic amber form a sultry trail as it envelops fiery saffron and sueded peony.
Size: 16 fl oz
($2.41/oz)
Charred sandalwood and warm Baltic amber form a sultry trail as it envelops fiery saffron and sueded peony.
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Overall rating: 4.4 / 5 from 10 reviews.

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Review topics: [scent, acceleration, sandalwood, discoloration, fragrance].

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Unique & Lovely

"Fav. sandalwood frag. from WSP. Oddly, every woman who smells this goes bananas, every man turns his head away and says ""no!"". I don't get the 'charred' scent, perhaps if some cedarwood essential oil was added it would have the 'charred' fragrance. I sent out samples of lotion scented with this oil to customers, and had more return orders for this fragrance than any other. I use it as soap, lotion, air fresheners, vacuum sachets, etc. it has many uses which is why I am here to order more!CP soap changes the fragrance a bit, seems to soften it-not negative, def. a positive morph. Had no problems with it at all, and even had one lady order a perfume in this fragrance! She's smitten. :)"

— Cris (4/5)

Loved it

"I received this fragrance as part of a fall fragrance sample pack and out of the set it was one of my top favorites. I used this fragrance in CP soap and was able to pull off a drop swirl with no issues with acceleration. I just bought a larger bottle as part of my fall lineup for this season."

— Elizabeth (5/5)

one of my favorite scents

"This smells so fresh. The strong sweet apple smell is complimented by the fresh mist of cucumber. Wonderful pairing."

— Derrick (5/5)

I'm not normally a sandalwood fan

"Let me start by stating, I dislike sandalwood. But I have had so many requests for it, I wanted to find a sandalwood I could live with. I love this fragrance. It is not overwhelming sandalwood but its definitely there. I introduced it for Christmas & it sold very quickly. It behaved well, no noticeable acceleration or ricing. I will be making this again!"

— Jonie (5/5)

customers love it

"Used this in hp and cp. Customers go bananas for it. It soaps nicely. the scent description is accurate"

— Ava (5/5)

Not a fair judge

"I don't like patchouli. Ever. So I probably am not a good judge of this fragrance."

— Debra (3/5)

Floral sandalwood

"Slight acceleration, no ricing. Strong-to-moderate retention after initial cure in mold. Over time it became more perfume/floral - can definitely identify the baltic amber/sueded peony notes. Personally I'd like a little more 'char'. Otherwise this smells like a nice floral/feminine sandalwood. I think it would be very nice in candles or room sprays."

— Jessica (3/5)

A real beauty!

"Room temperature CP soap. Final soaping temperature was 106F. This was subtle in the bottle but really improved once mixed in with the soap. Loving the fragrance now! Unisex and woodsy and soft. Slight acceleration in a rather palm-heavy formulation, but I still had plenty of time to play around with doing a 2-color silicone lace inlay. Got rather warm in the mold, even though it was a big, shallow slab mold, so I guess I'd just be prepared to go full gel if it starts on you. This scent is beautiful and I think it will be worth buying again."

— Melanie (5/5)

Slight Acceleration

"Soaped around 120F with a high-lard recipe - very slight acceleration (probably due to the floral note) but soaped well for my one-color plain pour. Currently gelling my soaps - colored them dark brown so any discoloration probably will not affect them much. I would expect moderate discoloration with 0. 1% vanillin. Used the FO at around 3% with an addition of a small amount of cedarwood EO. On the manly side of unisex, but as a woman who likes woodsy scents, this will be in regular rotation for my own use :)"

— Stephanie (4/5)

soap making

"love the scent soothing"

— RAMONA (5/5)

Q&A

I want to make a massage oil candle. Is this oil all natural?
This fragrance oil is not 100% natural. All Crafter's Choice natural fragrance oils have "Natural Fragrance Oil" in their name.
Are your fragrance oils candle friendly?
Our fragrance oils can be used in candles. Normal usage is 6-12% but we would recommend checking with your wax manufacturer to get the exact fragrance load for your particular wax.

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