Fragrance Oil for Diffusers for Home - Strawberry 10ml Fragrance Scents for Candle Making - Soap Making Supplies & Car Diffuser Scents

Smells yummy. Love it. I odered strawberry, violet and watermelon and they all smell so good. I order from this company a lot and I am happy with everything. Cedar is my top favorite must have. I love the campfire, cinnamon, pumpkin, green apple. Yep, a fan. Also, my experience is that if you use as a skin scent, they last a really long time.

As described. Smells amazing. This strawberry scent is more on the side of dairy milk than a fruity strawberry scent. I LOVE IT

This totally smells like strawberries! I wanted the sweet, sugary smell of strawberries (not the "fresh" scent because I don't even know what that smells like) and this is exactly what I got! Totally happy with this purchase! I originally got this oil for making my own scented laundry soap, but that fell through, so I found a good way to put it to use: you make your own sachets! All you need is some cute fabric (to make a pouch), a sewing machine (or know how to sew by hand or just use a ribbon-- using a ribbon is probably your best bet), and some rice. You just drench the rice in oil, place it in your fabric pouch, and voila! You've done it! You have made a sachet! This totally smells up your drawers in such a pleasant sent. If you want, you can get a peppermint oil for Christmas, a lavender oil for spring, and another oil to represent fall, and you can make sachets for all four seasons and use them accordingly. Then, when it's summer time, pull out your strawberry sachet and it'll smell like summer immediately. Smell can bring back memories than any other scent can! This is what I do! Such fun. All in all, it's a small container of oil, but it's cheaper than all the hobby stores I've been to, so I recommend this brand, especially since it has last so long and it's such a great value.

I bought this for multi-purpose crafting use: dry shampoo, body butter, simple fragrance oil, and candles. It is a very decent, sweet strawberry fragrance. It worked really well in my dry shampoo recipe; three drops was enough to scent a full one-cup batch, and the scent has lasted for over three months, even with an open container. This is more of a sweet, strawberry candy scent than the drier, almost tart organic strawberry oils (which are, imo, less strong, more expensive, fussier to get right, and don't last nearly as long). It reminds me of Strawberry Shortcake dolls, versus, say, Bath & Body Works "Fresh-Picked Strawberries" hand lotion. When used as a straight perfume oil or top-note, I've found it has a fairly decent 2-3 hr staying strength; this scent in the dry shampoo actually lasts all day. The quality of the oil is pure enough that it hasn't caused any skin irritation in any of my family members with sensitive skin (knock wood). I've also used this to scent strawberry-orange candles. It can get a bit pricey because it takes 2-3 of these bottles to scent a 16oz batch (I vary the ratio with organic orange essential oil), but this is actually a decent oil because the scent throw is fairly strong in both paraffin and soy wax. Strawberry scent is notoriously difficult to work with in scented candles, but this one isn't too bad. It's not strong enough to do a full kitchen/LR at once, but the scent throw in a 4oz candle is strong enough to fill a bedroom or bath. If you're going to make a lot of candles, there are other brands that work better for less money (eg, Candlescience) but this is fine for starter purposes. Oil warmers: not the best, but still passable. I've found it works best when cut with another oil or fragrance; if I use the bottle alone it's overpowering for about an hour, then quickly fades to nothing.

Being new to essential oils, I purchased oils from Eden's garden and Living Pure on Amazon. While on my journey, I like essential oils for their therapeutic benefits, however the fragrances were not sometimes fruity or sweet smelling enough for me; and this is when I begin searching for fragrance oils. I must say I like this fragrance oil. Actually, I found that diffusing this oil when I have a sweet craving actually eliminate the need for actually eating sweets.The pro's and con's of this fragrance are as follows: Pros: Speedy shipping and arrival The oil actually smell like strawberries and work great in a diffuser Therapeutic aroma therapy benefit The fragrance oil will last long in a diffuser and you do not need to use a lot of oil Cons: The fragrance is extremely sweet smelling I only use 1 drop for a 300ml diffuser.

I bought several of these for my daughter‘s birthday party. We had a little station where the children could adopt a stuffed dog, and then they can choose, which sent they wanted to put on their stuffy. It was a big hit!

I purchased this fragrance oil to make my own fragrance oil blend for bath bombs. The smell of this fragrance oil is wonderful - smells exactly like a Strawberry - EXACTLY. I really like P&J Trading, I have purchased several fragrance oils from them and have yet to be disappointed. I have included my blend recipe below and a recipe for the bath bombs made using it: 12 drops Banana fragrance oil 12 drops Strawberry fragrance oil 9 drops Grapefruit fragrance oil 9 drops Bubblegum fragrance oil 6 drops Orange fragrance oil 6 drops Vanilla fragrance oil Bath Bomb Recipe 1 Cup Baking Soda 1 Cup Citric Acid 20 drops desired fragrance oil Spray bottle of witch hazel or alcohol Combine baking soda and citric acid in a bowl and stir until combined. Add essential oils stirring constantly to prevent activating the citric acid Spray a couple of squirts of witch hazel/alcohol into the mixture stirring constantly Continue to spray and mix until your mixture holds together Press mixture firmly into molds and allow to sit overnight I highly recommend this fragrance oil and this company for all of the reasons listed above.