Sparkling Snowflakes Fragrance Oil

Experience the crisp and refreshing aroma of Sparkling Snowflakes Fragrance Oil, a unique holiday blend featuring a crisp eucalyptus and mint combination. The fragrance opens with a refreshing burst of minty and leafy eucalyptus, creating a cool and invigorating atmosphere. A heart of clean floral nuances follows, infusing the fragrance with delicate and feminine notes.

The base notes of light tonka bean, sweet musk, and soothing sandalwood provide the perfect finishing touch, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere that will make you feel relaxed and refreshed. Sparkling Snowflakes Fragrance Oil is perfect for anyone who wants to create a calming and refreshing ambiance at home.

Infuse your living space with the crisp and refreshing aroma of Sparkling Snowflakes Fragrance Oil. You can use it in your diffusers, candles, bath and body products, and much more to enjoy its fresh and invigorating aroma. With its plant-based composition, this fragrance oil is non-toxic, eco-friendly, and gentle on your skin.

Experience the unique and wintery notes of Sparkling Snowflakes Fragrance Oil and let it help you create a warm and cozy atmosphere in your home. The cool and refreshing aroma will leave you feeling relaxed, refreshed, and rejuvenated. You will look forward to coming home every day to be embraced by this lovely aroma.

 

Candle, Bath, & Body Safe	Ifra MAX Usage Rates
Candles	100%
Lotions/Body Butters	3.57%
Wash Off	28.57%
Phthalate-Free	Yes
Flash Point	>200F
Vanillin Content	0.07%
Gel Wax Compatibility	Not Tested

 

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* It is the responsibility of our customer to ensure the safety of the finished product containing this fragrance by conducting all necessary tests.* These maximum usage amounts are in compliance with IFRA standards, are provided for safety, and are not meant to serve as suggested usage amounts. It is up to the customer to determine the ideal usage amount for desired product integrity, while staying under the safety maximums. Many times the ideal usage amount is much lower than the maximum amount stated for safety.