Pepper Jane's LLC
Sweater Season Fragrance Oil (Sweater Weather BBW Type)
Sweater Season Fragrance Oil (Sweater Weather BBW Type)
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Sweater Season Fragrance Oil (Sweater Weather BBW Type) Description:
Top - Green, Mint
Middle - Apple, Peach
Bottom - Musk, Moss, Eucalyptus
When the first hints of autumn tickle the tips of your nose, it's the signal to get ready for the chill of fall with Sweater Season Fragrance Oil. This cozy scent expertly combines cool mints, eucalyptus, luscious fruits, juniper, and earthy woods to capture the essence of autumn. So, don your favorite sweater, watch the leaves fall, and answer the call of autumn. (Compare to Bath & Body Works Sweater Weather®)
(Disclaimer: Pepper Jane's LLC is not affiliated or associated with Bath & Body Works. Our reference to those trademarks or trade names in no way indicates any relationship between Pepper Jane's LLC and the holders and is used for descriptive purposes only.)
Sweater Season Fragrance Oil Details
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Recommended Fragrance Oil Usage
Candles & Wax Melts: 6 - 10%
Soap, Scrubs, & Washes: 2 - 4.68%
Lotion & Body Butter: 0.5 - 2%
Perfumes & Colognes: 8.26% Max.
Usage amounts are recommendations only. Individual usage amounts can vary based on your desired fragrance strength, wax type, soap base, or lotion base. -
Fragrance Oil Specifics
Flashpoint: 186
Vanilla: 0.5%
Phthalate Free: Yes
Prop 65 Free: Yes
Clean & Clear Verified: Yes
Contains Essential Oils: NA -
Fragrance Oil Documents
IFRA
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
The IFRA Standards is a globally recognized risk management system for the safe use of fragrance ingredients.
Sweater Season Fragrance Performance
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Performance Results Coming Soon
Soy Wax:
Cold Process Soap
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Always test fragrance in all applications.
Due to the massive variety of recipes and methods in creation, Pepper Jane's can't guarantee how your final products will turn out when using our raw ingredients. Equally, we can't promise your experiment results will perfectly mirror ours. So, it's a good idea to try out your fragrance performance on a small-scale test first, before going all out with larger batches. Happy creating!
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Want to smell a fragrance before buying a bottle?
Try our fragrance tester strips. The strip scents won't be as strong as the actual oils, they do, however, give you a good idea of the notes in the fragrance. As a result, you won't waste money on a scent that you don't absolutely love.