Juniper Sage: Crisp, clean, brisk and sporty, this fragrance is a great scent to use if you're trying to capture the feeling of a snow-covered ski slope ...click to read more
Kentish Rain ( Design Your Own Fragrance Oil Winner): Rainy, salty mist green notes made up of basil, green leaf and ozone notes with added notes of ...click to read more
Lettuce: Crisp and clean and everything green, this scent works great in CP soap for a light fresh fragrance. Hugely popular with our customers, it's ...click to read more
Moroccan Mint: This is a scrumptious blend of Spearmint, Peppermint and Corn Mint, with just a touch of black tea sprinkled in to provide a stable, full ...click to read more
Nag Champa: Based on best selling Satya Sai Baba Nag Champa (agarbatti) incense from India, this scent is traditionally used in meditation. Renowned for ...click to read more
Neroli: Neroli essential oil is highly prized for its therapeutic properties including sedative, calmative and a natural sleep aid. However, this wonderful ...click to read more
Ocean Rain: This isn't your average rain type of scent with floral notes; rather, this Rain is a clean, crisp scent, with notes reminiscent of Ocean type ...click to read more
Rain: If you love the smell of a sunny day after a spring rain you love this fragrance. Fresh unisex fragrance. Beautiful in wax candles. Flashpoint: ...click to read more
Rice Flower & Shea (Type): A soft delicate scent based on the popular Bath & Bodyworks favorite. Flashpoint: 200°F. ...click to read more
Sage & Lemongrass: Tall grasses and soft sage combine to make the perfect out door fragrance. Fresh, clean and wonderful in soaps and lotions. Low temperatures ...click to read more
Santa's Spruce: This fragrance is a glorious blend of sugar and blue spruce. It is clean, crisp and refreshing without resorting to the traditional 'pine' ...click to read more
Sleeping Angels: This glorious fragrance is fresh, flowery and green with notes of Rose, Muget, and Musk. Delicate and floral, it's a great addition to ...click to read more