Sun & Sand* Fragrance Oil 128

Overall rating: 4.748062 / 5 from 258 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

This fragrance oil is highly regarded for its summery scent, with many customers praising its fantastic fragrance and suitability for cold process. The throw is reported to be great and pleasant, contributing to its popularity as a top seller. However, opinions on the notes and design are mixed, with some customers finding them overpowering or difficult to achieve.

Summary topics

• Popularity: 11%
• Fragrance Quality: 24%
• Fragrance Oil Quality: 4%
• Scent Appeal: 64%
• Fragrance Throw: 4%

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Review highlights

• "This has a really pleasant summery smell that has a great warm throw." — Janel
• "Works perfectly no matter what I try it in and the scent stays true and lasts forever." — Kira
• "the smell is a perfect beach fragrance!" — Lisa

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Q&A

What are the top, middle, and bottom notes?

The top notes are Italian mandarin, bergamot, and lemony citrus. The middle notes are orange flower, French lavender, and white lilies. The bottom notes are geranium and powdery musk.

Can this fragrance oil be used in an air diffuser?

Fragrances can be used in diffusers. They do need to be diluted with a little bit of water.

Can this FO be used in candles?

This fragrance can be used in candle wax. You would need to follow the manufacturer's recommendation for fragrance load for your particular wax. As with any new fragrance, testing is recommended to be sure the fragrance is compatible with the wax.

Can any of your fragrances be applied directly to the skin straight from the bottle or does it have to be diluted with a carrier oil when making perfumes.

No fragrance should be applied directly to the skin. They need to be added to a carrier oil or other base before applying to the skin.

Can I add coloring to the oils and if so what can I use. Also, when selling the product do I have to use the name "Sun and Sand" or can I create my own?

For coloring a fragrance oil, we recommend using the Oil Locking Micas which will blend in nicely. You can definitely change the name to make it your own scent. If using the name "Sun & Sand", which is a Yankee Candle dupe, you would need to state as we do on our website: Compare our fragrance to Sun & Sand® by Yankee Candle.