Every time I sniff this, it gives me a different WOW! It starts with a citrus tingle, completely mellows in the middle, and ends with a smooth element of tea leaves.
Top Notes: Italian Bergamot, Mandarin Orange, Citron, Tea Leaves
Middle Notes: Ginger, Lavender, Neroli, Thyme, Ylang
Bottom Notes: White Musk, Amber
Flash Point: 181.2 °F
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Maximum usage:
Category 2 (Body Spray) - 1.95%
Category 4 (Perfume) - 36.53%
Category 5A (Lotion) - 9.35%
Category 9 (Soap) - 71.36%
Category 10B (Room Spray) - 100%
Category 12 (Candles) - 100%
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This product is a fragrance oil meant to be used in accordance with IFRA standards for candlemaking, soapmaking, and associated crafting. This is not a finished standalone perfume product.
Phthalate-Free
Cruelty-Free
Paraben-Free
Prop 65 Compliant: Yes
Vanillin: 0%
Ethyl Vanillin: 0%
Disclaimer:
Customers are responsible for testing and verifying the safety of their finished products that contain this fragrance.
IFRA Guidelines:
Listed maximum usage rates reflect the highest levels allowed under IFRA compliance and are not intended as suggested usage amounts. Most formulations use significantly lower percentages. Determining the correct usage rate for your product is part of your individual testing process.
SDS Guidelines:
Avoid direct skin contact.
Use proper ventilation when using this product.
● Acceleration
○ Deceleration
○ Ricing
○ Separation
○ Discoloration
Tested at 5.00%. Moderate acceleration was noted, but remained manageable enough to get into the mold smoothly. No discoloration was noted, and has a good scent retention after curing.
*IFRA maximum at the time of testing. Please double check the current IFRA document for the most recent updates.
I’ve been testing a few tea fragrances lately and this is definitely one of the most complex and sophisticated fragrances. My other favorite is Little Bee’s Earl Grey even though I’ve only had a sniffer.
This oil smells great on. I just made a few tester candles with it and CT is excellent. Have to wait two weeks for a test burn but I expect this to be a winner. Nice balance of tea, floral and other scents.
This scent is gorgeous, it smells so good and reminds me of what a spa smells like. However, when I used it to make soap, it riced really bad. I’m so disappointed because I really do love this scent.
Lackluster
This is a gorgeous white tea that’s not too astringent it’s smooth and hotel like and it throws!
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Cinnamon & Vanilla is a comforting fragrance that contains a delicate balance of vanilla and cinnamon. The fragrance, cinnamon and vanilla fills your home with comfort and warmth as you settle down in the evening. I like how this fragrance is not too strong; it’s just the right amount of cinnamon and vanilla.
I make Caramel Apple Wax Melts every Fall and they are always a huge hit. That being said, I've tried just about every Caramel Apple fragrance oil I've come across. All of them have smelled very synthetic and unnatural. However, when I smelled this one, my mouth instantly watered. It's the absolute truest fragrance oil I've ever smelled. I have it sitting on my kitchen counter just so I can take a quick sniff every time I walk by 😅😂 I'm eager for the Fall, so I have a reason to put this in wax.
I didn't notice any separation, ricing, or acceleration. Soaped wonderfully & smells amazing!
No discoloration, separation, ricing, or acceleration. Soaped wonderfully & smells amazing!
This is THE one scent that started my love affair with ALL the forest scents offered by Little Bee. It's spot on and is such a great blender! Fraser Fir quickly became a staple for blending. I love to blend it with Frosted Spruce (2nd fave!), Peppered Pinecone, Life's A Bowl of Cranberries (yes!), and a couple of others to create my best selling and personal favorite fragrance for candles and wax melts. LBS has the best in all of the forest scents! I love Little Bee Scents!
