Library Fragrance Oil - A very unique fragrance! This is a combination of old books, new books, aged magazines, historic documents and old wooden bookshelves.
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 ball, 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.
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.
Have you ever purchased books from a rummage sale ? That old aged book, maybe slightly musty ? This is what this smells like. So it works well for an old books scent for me and it sells great at craft fairs.
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Posted by Jennifer Thal on May 2nd 2017
This is strangely great if that makes sense. It is not something I loved OOB but I made a bunch of wax tarts and they smell wonderful once they cure. The throw is great and I sell out everytime.
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Posted by Lance on May 2nd 2017
That's how my roommate described it. We both love the smell of old books, old wood, libraries and bookstores that have such smells. This is nothing like it.
Might I suggest that you actually smell these things individually, and then create the scents of old wood, old books, etc. individually. Then blend them together to get the smell right.
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