Fruit Fizz Fragrance Oil

SOAK ROCHFORD LTD

£3.29

Fruit Fizz fragrance oil was created when we asked out fragrance house to create us a scent which smelt similar to the love heart sweets type smell. Whilst they did not capture this as we had hoped, they did create Fruit Fizz! We loved it and decided to keep it as it is! A fun fruity fragrance which does capture both the sherbety and fruity notes of the sweet but with a much more refreshing aroma. The scent is great when used in all formulations but does excel in bath and body products. Fragrance Pyramid: Initial Scent with most impact: Orange Sherbert Truest Nature of Fragrance: Raspberry, Pl

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SOAK ROCHFORD LTD, number 11724803. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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