Just like the earth smells different after a refreshing rain, so does Creosote! Although this fragrance is close to our Desert Creosote (Dry), it has an extra element of petrichor, freshness, and moss.
Top Notes: Bergamot, Eucalyptus, Ivy Leaf
Middle Notes: Creosote, Tarragon, Sage, Ginger
Bottom Notes: Cedarwood, Moss
Flash Point: 202.8 °F
Vanillin: 0.087%
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I am always on the lookout for unusual and not your run of the norm fragrances. Desert Creosote is actually right up my alley. It definitely reminds me of whenever I visit the desert. At first I was planning on using this to blend with other fragrances. Now I'm kind of wanting to just use it as is.
Its a lovely, deep scent.
I was so excited to finally get a ‘True’ Creosote….after growing up in the Southwest with Chaparral in our yard an all over the desert, I have been longing to find a fragrance oil that I can use in candles.
The smell of this ‘wet’ Creosote is not that! Not sure what it is…different all together. I asked other family members their opinion and they agreed…not an ‘after rain’ wet creosote smell.
The small sample given of ‘dry’ creosote is more of what I was looking for…..after a desert rain or Monsoon. Curious….
This oil is strong, and I will try and use somehow.
Amazing! The cold throw is intense. I am stunned by the accuracy and the power of this fragrance oil. It is exactly what my desert rain blend needed. I am so excited to find ways to add this scent to my line of western themed candles. Thank you, Little Bees. This is brilliant!
Amazing scent!
I am always on the lookout for unusual and not your run of the norm fragrances. Desert Creosote is actually right up my alley. It definitely reminds me of whenever I visit the desert. At first I was planning on using this to blend with other fragrances. Now I'm kind of wanting to just use it as is.
Its a lovely, deep scent.
I was so excited to finally get a ‘True’ Creosote….after growing up in the Southwest with Chaparral in our yard an all over the desert, I have been longing to find a fragrance oil that I can use in candles.
The smell of this ‘wet’ Creosote is not that! Not sure what it is…different all together. I asked other family members their opinion and they agreed…not an ‘after rain’ wet creosote smell.
The small sample given of ‘dry’ creosote is more of what I was looking for…..after a desert rain or Monsoon. Curious….
This oil is strong, and I will try and use somehow.
Amazing! The cold throw is intense. I am stunned by the accuracy and the power of this fragrance oil. It is exactly what my desert rain blend needed. I am so excited to find ways to add this scent to my line of western themed candles. Thank you, Little Bees. This is brilliant!
Amazing scent!
