Frankincense & Myrrh 4 oz. Fragrance Oil I Perfume I Skin Oil I Scented Oil. DIY Projects Such as Candles, Bath Bombs, Body Butters, Creams & Lotions. Few Drops in The Diffuser, Burners, or Warmers.

Smells really good!!!
Not an exact dupe, but very close! Smells good! I’ve used this in my home made shea body butter and body oil…. I have pretty sensitive skin and I didn’t break out or have any irritations to it (and I used more than I was supposed to I think). The scent lasts too!Oh!! AND…. I put it in my laundry! Just start filling the washer with water, add your detergent (I also add white vinegar) then put just a bit in and add your clothes! The clothes hold onto the scent for days and smell amazing!!! I haven’t experienced any staining or oil spots at all. You’re welcome. ☺️

Love it.
Love it.

Close to the original China Rain scent…
This scent, China Rain, is very close to the original that I purchased in California over 20 years ago. If you are familiar with this particular scent, enjoy it, and you’d like to purchase more I would recommend this product.

This is AMAZING!
OMG this smells soo good! I’ve already ordered another bottle! I smell it through out the whole house! Thank you! 😊

Bought this oil to make a batch of chocolate espresso scented goat milk soap. While the fragrance oil has some chocolate smell, it definitely does not smell like real chocolate (it is more of a chocolate chemical smell). Further, the oil does not blend well into the soap base. I had to blend it for quite some time to get it to properly incorporate into the soap base, and then once I left it in the containers while I was getting ready to pour it into the molds, the fragrance oil visibly started to separate from the goat milk soap base (which required me to try to blend it back in at that point, thus over blending the soap into a very thick trace consistency which became hard to work with). When the soap was “scooped” into the molds, the oil began to separate again, leaving visible pockets of pooled oil on the top parts of the soap (not sureswhat it looked like in the actual poured molds either, as that was no longer visible once the soap was poured). Further, it also turned what started out as a nice white creamy coloured goat milk soap into a batch of “rusty orange” coloured soap (as the soap very quickly started to change colour into the same rusty orange colour of the oil while being blended and then poured). If you are colouring your bath products with a dark colour mica powder, that may not be visibile, but if you want your product to remain any kind of light or natural colour, this oil will NOT leave that result. Needless to say, I was NOT impressed at all! Time will tell what colour the soap ends up becoming once it is removed from the molds and fully cures for the requisite 4-6 weeks (and if the oil separated again while curing, leaving pockets of fragrance in “blobs” throughout the soap). From what I was seeing at the time of pouring, I suspect I may have just wasted both my time and a lot of $$ on what was supposed to be a large batch of chocolate espresso goat milk soap (because when the soap was poured at trace, it was definitely not a marketable colour nor product). I do NOT recommend this product and rather, recommend sticking with the real essential oils from now on, as this was a total bust due to the inferior quality of this product! Save yourself both the time and money and do the same thing!UPDATE: Once the soap was unmolded, it did indeed remain the same rusty orange colour as the oil, with darker pockets of colouring where the oil had separated from the base (despite repeated blending to attempt to reincorporate it fully). I would NOT recommend this product for those reasons.

I bought this for making a scented shower gel. While it smells pleasantly floral and is very concentrated, it’s not the aroma I was after. Dragon’s Blood is sourced from several different trees and this is not the scent profile I was looking for.

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