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Home Sweet Home Fragrance Oil 570
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Home Sweet Home Fragrance Oil 570
Regular price $6.20
Classic delight of cinnamon stick, clove buds and apple.
Size: 2 fl oz
($3.10/oz)
Classic delight of cinnamon stick, clove buds and apple.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 21 reviews.

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Review topics: ["scent","throw","seller","layers","doubt","fragrance","mover"].

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Favorite scent for my home sweet home!

"Love how welcoming and strong this scent is upon entering my home and how the scent throw covers every room!"

— Kim M. (5/5)

Excellent

"This is an excellent scent! I don't even carry plain cinnamon candles anymore because everyone likes this one more. Best seller! Can't go wrong with this scent, especially during the hoidays. Can't say enough about this one!"

— HEATHER (5/5)

Cinnamon

"Very nice FO and has a great throw. Has a strong cinnamon fragrance, reminds me of red hot candies. Great for Valentine candles and Christmas Candles. A+++"

— Rachel (5/5)

GRAMMYS

"LOVE THIS ONE AND ITS A GOOD MOVER!!"

— LISA (5/5)

Smells Divine, Plan Ahead for CP Soap

"So, the scent itself is one of the best, freshest florals I have ever worked with. The scent alone makes it worth working with the issues in CP soap. Most scents that misbehave I just don't even bother with, but this one smells so delightful, it was worth planning for. I personally would not do anything other than a solid color soap or layers with this scent in CP. I used 1 oz ppo usage rate. Good news is I had zero ricing (unlike what the notes say), which is what makes this workable. I did split my batch oils and lye water into 4ths for this soap (4 layer design); you need all the working time you can get. I soaped at around 84 degrees. I mixed my colorants into my oils and blended them in before ever adding the lye water. I then mixed one layer at a time. Brought it just to emulsion, then added my fragrance, hand stirred quickly, then poured. I did not notice any acceleration once it hit the batter *as long as I kept stirring*. It poured totally fluid at a thin trace, but once the batter was in the mold and not moving, it was completely set up and firm within 20 seconds. I can't see how a swirl would work with this scent. But it was 100% perfect for layers. Did a mica line between layers for something extra. But I was able to get flawless straight layers due to the fact that it poured at a thin trace but set up to firm so very quickly. This would be perfect for a layered rainbow soap or the like. Texturing the top was a challenge because it set up so fast, so I did a basic infinity swirl and dusted the top with some shimmer and left it. I think it would get chunky if I had attempted a spoon texture top. Sets up too fast However, it was totally worth it because this scent is so strong in the soap, it sticks like a dream, and it absolutely smells like floral nirvana."

— Alexa (5/5)

Incredible throw

"One of my favorites for candles - throws beautifully."

— Terri (5/5)

AWESOME

"This one is DEAD ON! Love it!"

— Angela (5/5)

VERY STRONG !

"I use this in Candles, Tarts, and i use it to scent my potpourri. VERY STONG CINNAMON ! YUM ! Great Job !"

— Shannon (5/5)

No Doubt About It

"Wonderful!"

— Patricia (5/5)

Love this scent

"Smells very much like Yankee's, and is a warm, cozy scent that sells well all year."

— Jeannette (5/5)

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Is this FO ok to be used in wax tarts/melts? If yes, what is the max IFRA%?
This can be used in wax tarts and wax melts. The IFRA usage rate is 18.90% for this application.
What fragrances are used for this fragrance oil?
The top notes are lemon, bergamot, and apple peel. The middle notes are cinnamon, baking spices, and fresh tea. The bottom notes are vanilla and tonka bean.
How much do I use with almond oil to make a reed diffuser scent?
You would need to test to determine how strong you want the scent to be.
Can this oil be poured into a heating device to scent the home?
Yes, as long as the fragrance oil is mixed with water, it should work fine. You do need to test this, though, to make sure this is compatible with your warmer.
Can this oil be poured into a heating device to scent the home?
If the heating device is an electric warmer —NOT a diffuser — can the oil still be used to fragrance a room?

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