SKU 101020
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About This Fragrance Oil
This bold, wintry fragrance opens with the crisp evergreen bite of Siberian fir layered over cool blue spruce, evoking a forest of snow-dusted boughs and clean, resinous air. At the heart, a breath of camphor adds an invigorating sharpness while warm amber and a smoky curl of fire smolder beneath, wrapping the greenery in a glowing, hearth-lit depth. The fragrance settles into a grounded base of woodsy birch and rich cedarwood, leaving a rugged, earthy finish that lingers like the quiet stillness of a pine forest at dusk.
Suggested Coloring for Cedar Scented Candles
Shop candle dyes ›Wax colors that flatter this scent
- Brown
- Dark Brown
- Sage Green
Technical Specifications
Fragrance Notes
Physical & Safety
- Flash Point
- >200°F
- Vanillin
- Vanillin-Free
- Phthalate-Free
- No
- Candle Gel Safe
- No
- Prop 65 Warning Required
- Yes
IFRA Maximum Usage
These are IFRA's safety ceilings. Your medium has a max load of its own, and the safe amount is always the lesser of the two: if your soy wax holds 6% fragrance and IFRA allows 9%, use up to 6% — but if IFRA allows only 3%, stop at 3%. per IFRA 51st Amendment- Candles
- No max
- Wax Melts & Tarts
- No max
- Reed Diffusers
- 55.55%
- Perfume & Cologne
- 55.55%
- Bar Soap
- 55.55%
- Liquid Soap
- 55.55%
- Body Lotions, Creams & Oils
- 15.2%
- Lip Products
- Not Allowed
- Room & Air Fresheners
- 55.55%
- Incense
- No max
- Surface & Fabric Cleaners
- 55.55%
- Laundry Detergents & Pre-Treatments
- 55.55%
- Body Wash & Shampoo
- 55.55%
- Bath Bombs & Salts
- 55.55%
- Face Creams & Toners
- 15.2%
- Hand & Cuticle Creams
- 15.2%
- Baby Creams, Oils & Powders
- 14%
- Deodorant & Body Spray
- 3.2%
- Hair Mists, Sprays & Gels
- 55.55%
Values are the maximum fragrance load IFRA permits for each application. See the IFRA certificate below, or read what these numbers mean.
