Fresh Christmas Scent
Always popular for replicating that Christmas tree scent.
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Like taking an invigorating walk through an evergreen forest. Cypress & Bayberry first presents with top notes of bay laurel, ozone and eucalyptus. The heart of the scent is bayberry, moss and cypress supported by base notes of incense, fir and sweet balsam. Also makes a fantastic Christmas scent!
This fragrance is infused with natural essential oils, including patchouli, fir, eucalyptus and mint.
Note Profile:
Top: Eucalyptus, bay laurel, ozone
Middle: Bayberry, cypress, moss
Base: Fir balsam, incense, patchouli
Application | Candles & Bath/Body |
Candle Usage | 3-10% |
Soap Usage | 1-3% |
Topical Usage | <2% (Facial usage <0.25%) |
Soy Performance | ![]() |
Flashpoint | 73°C |
Phthalate Free | Yes |
Vanillin Content | 0% |
Acceleration | Discoloration | Separation |
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None | Tan | None |
Lye Water Temperature 43ºC
Oil temperature 47ºC
We did not experience any acceleration or separation. The batter turned a bright mustard yellow color, once it reached a light trace. This is somewhat common with pine fragrances. After 24 hours the scent was strong. The soap appears to have reached a full gel with no insulation. Each bar had a dark tan ring around the edges while the center was a pale yellow. After five days out of the mold, the soap bars have turned a purple color on the inside. After the cure, the scent is quite strong. The bars have an uneven discoloration pattern of purple and tan. The batter was easy to work with which would make swirls and layers easier when using this fragrance. However, due to the discoloration, plan a dark color pallet.
Always popular for replicating that Christmas tree scent.
Nice scent, not as "crisp" as I would have preferred, find it quite strong and seems to almost have a vanilla scent in it
Has a very medicinal smell. Even a tiny drop of this almost completely overwhelmed my candle and made it smell antiseptic :( Yuck.
No discolouration, very slight acceleration in CP soap