Fruit Loops Fragrance Oil

SOAK ROCHFORD LTD

£2.69

Our Fruit Loops fragrance oil was inspired by the non minty, fruit Polos. Some people have reported that it smells slightly of the cereal brand however this is purely incidental. A mixed fruit scent which will make you keep going back to re-sniff. One minute it will smell Orangey, another time you may get Strawbery, Lime or Pear. In the bottle this one has the distinct Pear Drops Acetone type note. Unisex and no target age range this is bound to become your next best seller. Fragrance Pyramid: Initial Scent with most impact: Lemon, Orange, Citrus and Aldehydic Truest Nature of Fragrance: Gourm

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