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That could either be deliciously scented or terrible... Christmas is such a toss up for me. >.<

Oh well, you have plenty of other lovely scents in your shop.

The site I get my scents from describes it as this:

This fragrance top notes are bright and crisp with notes of apple, lemon and ginger. Middle notes of fig, caramel, and cinnamon lead to more earthy base notes; leaving you with notes of coffee, twigs, and wet forest.

I made it into bubble bars a few months ago and was like "whoa this smells like when we lit candles and a real christmas tree and shit when I was a kid!"

I TRIED to make it green and red but it came out these colors:
https://i.imgur.com/dEkgqell.jpg

Quote:

Originally Posted by Damies (Post 1817731)

OH! ASSISTANT! Which one for a lotion?

"This fragrance is a glorious blend of sugar and blue spruce. It is clean, crisp and refreshing without resorting to the traditional 'pine' scent. The blue spruce adds a wondrous outdoors element. " My Note: Woodsy and sweet/fruity.

OOOOORRRR

"This fragrance is designed to mimic the feeling of peace and tranquility after a fresh snowfall. It is a very ozone-y fragrance, reminiscent of clean laundry or fresh cotton. The actual notes however are intriguing; this fragrance has a crisp heliotrope top with supporting notes of spring water, juniper berry, vetyver and sandalwood." My Note: Fruity, "soapy" but NOT "disinfectant" or "public restroom" soapy.

OR PERHAPS

"With a top note of Orange, followed by a middle note of Green Apple and winding down to peppermint and cloves, this scent is so fantastic that we decided to carry it all year instead of just at holiday time." My note: "Minty, kinda toothpaste-y? Not bad though."

I would either go with the first one or last one. The middle one is a hard no for me (at least without being able to smell it) because of the description having both "clean laundry/fresh cotton" and sandalwood.

Clean laundry is probably why I thought "soapy" IN FACT I think when mom and I were discussing them (before I looked up the scent profiles) I specifically said "It smells like fruity laundry detergent"

That soap has a bit of a sinister grin and I kinda like it. :O

Those scents can be a bit overpowering to me though. I prefer simpler notes, just one or two. When they try to make things too complex they seem to all get muddled up in my nose.

Or that soap is wearing the bottom part of a bikini swimsuit..

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Originally Posted by Mekatra (Post 1817745)

Or that soap is wearing the bottom part of a bikini swimsuit..

Christmas bikini soap!

The other two soaps I have curing are Pumpkin Brown Sugar scented and the one I made the other day that is Cranberry Fig :3

It is fall, so pumpkins are a requirement lol

by the time the pumpkin soap is ready it will be mint season xD

According to my PSL obsessed friend any time between October 1st and January 1st is acceptable for pumpkin.

Sounds like expert knowledge! And since I can't do peppermint I have to have a winter scent that is either not pepperminty or super light on it.

Hmmm scents that make me think of winter and the holidays... caramel, amber, balsam, spruce, spiced oranges, cider, juniper, cedar... Baking scents too like chocolates, sugar cookies, vanilla, cinnamon, baked apples.

I really want to get an amber scent oil! o Ao
And I have a few baking scents but the ones with cinnamon tend to morph to a hotter cinnamon sadly.

Maybe a nutmeg and clove scent instead? That's still very christmas baking and are usually associated with cinnamon.

I ordered some things from you <3

I agree on the pumpkin stance. I mean, pumpkin pie is for christmas too...