Frankincense and Myrrh Fragrance Oil

3 reviews

$1.29

Frankincense and Myrrh Fragrance Oil - Patchouli and balsam blend seamlessly with sandalwood to create this aromatic favorite!

Flashpoint: 200 Phthalate Free: Yes Vanillin Content: 8.34%

This super concentrated manufacturers grade fragrance oil can be used in candles, soaps, lotions, reed diffuser oils, bath salts, bath bombs, lamp rings, incense, sachets, oil warmers, potpourri, to scent dryer balls, to scent clay jewelry, to freshen up candles and more !

Our uncut fragrance oils are measured by weight not volume so fill levels will vary.

Notes: This fragrance is prone to crystallization. Click here for more information about crystallization.

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Warranty Information

All fragrance oil sales are final. Due to health and sanitary concerns, and to protect the integrity of our oils, fragrance oils are non-returnable, non-refundable and non-exchangeable. We recommend purchasing sample sizes to ensure that you (or your customers) like the scents and that they perform properly in your applications before investing in larger sizes. Note: Fragrance oils can best be judged when used in an actual application and not directly out of the bottle. No warranties are expressed or implied.

3 Reviews

Nice
5
Posted by Tina on Jun 8th 2021

This smells good. Not my kind of smell per se but I recognize its nice quality and fresh.
beautiful scent plus light vanilla to balance
5
Posted by Lily on Oct 2nd 2017

This is a wonderful scene, quite feminine, and I love it. I had purchased a body spray/room spray, and it smelled gorgeous. This is very similar to it and less tee tree scene and more of glamor fruity smell. It's very pleasant everyone I showed to love it.
Good but strong!
4
Posted by Amy on Apr 18th 2017

I used this fragrance in candles. Cold throw is VERY strong, hot throw is close to perfect... It smells how I would expect Frankincense and Myrrh to smell, but it is pretty heavy on the &quot;powdery&quot; notes which I personally don't care for.