Love Spells Fragrance Oil

SOAK ROCHFORD LTD

£3.29

Love Spells is a fun almost fruity fragrance. People have reported it smelling like a popular Vickys Secret scent too (this is purely coincidental) The scent is great when used in all formulations, it is a slightly floral feminine fragrance but is perfect for bath and body products but does so well in home fragrance. I personally like to use this fragrance in Soak Beads to use as a car air freshener! Fragrance Pyramid: Initial Scent with most impact: Peaches and Cherry Blossom Truest Nature of Fragrance: Cherry Blossom Supporting Base: Floral Musk Love Spells 10% CLP Love Spells 25% CLP Love S

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