Winter Spruce Fragrance Oil

SOAK ROCHFORD LTD

£3.29

Winter Spruce is a beautiful Christmas Day Type fragrance. It reminds me of the tranquility of a pine forest without the traditional toilet cleaner pine scent. It is refreshing and uplifting and takes me back to Christmas Day mornings as a child with the real tree in the lounge. The scent captures pine needles doused in snow capped fir. It contains traces of Eucalyptus with hints of Leather and Cashmire too. The scent is great from home fragrance products as well as bath and body ones too. Melt and Pour soap handles this scent very well as do wax melts. Initial Scent with most impact: Pine For

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