Warm Vanilla Sugar Fragrance Oil for Perfume, Cologne, Diffusers, Soap Making, Candle Making, Lotion, Home Scents, Linen Spray, Bath Bombs, Slime (2 Fl Oz)

This Oil smells wonderful. I use it mostly in homemade Soap and it gets very good results. The scent is strong and lasting.

Smells Beautiful ,very similar to Amazing Grace! I've been wearing original for years..and thank you for fast shipping!! Very pleased 😀

REVIEW CHANGE AT BOTTOM! Ok so this does smell pretty close to the original. I'd say between 90% - 94% close. That's pretty good. Impressive. It especially smells like Amazing Grace by Philosophy when first applied. After about ten minutes a more powdery scent comes on. Dont get me wrong, the orignal IS a powdery scent itself but I'm saying some of it's floral, citrus, and musky notes get lost in the sauce of billowy clouds of powder about ten minutes after the dry down. Still smells good? For sure. 100% still smells Amazing. I cannot speak to it's use in candles or other mediums but soon will. Today I strickly tried it as a fragrance oil to be worn on my person. I got a compliment as well so.......... Recommended**** EDIT: Ok I'm changing my review. I just woke up from a nap and OMG all I smell is Amazing Grace by Philosophy on my clothes and the pillow I was snuggling that had scent apparently transferred onto it from me! What a pleasant surprise to role over to! I went back to sleep and just woke up and came straight here to UPDATE this! My original review and rating was mainly 4 stars and 3 on I think longevity but now it's 5 across the board. What happened was nose blindness I think. I do NOT only smell "powdery" notes right now. I smell the full on colonge, or parfume, whichever I had, by Philosophy. I do not smell a dupe. I smell citrus. Floral. Musk. I smell Amazing Grace by Philosophy circa 1999 and I couldn't be happier!!!!!! BUY IT!

The smell in the bottle upon opening is a fine smell but when diffusing the smell is weak. I can smell right next to it and it is okay and a is at the bottom of 12 steps I can smell upon stepping on the landing above. It does not follow me after passing by it and I wanted it to lightly fill the room. I wonder if the income of Nature's Oil is such that they could test the oils for the standard ml defusers? This way we would know the approx. distance per drop count. I understand we all have different 'scenting abilities' or say some people are less/more sensitive to smell/odors but the wording could say, 'on average' and say, ''for maximum scent use 25 drops for 550ml diffuser and reduce drops by 5 for medium scent and 5 more for light scent. Room size and closed/opened doors/windows will affect the penetration of scent. For larger rooms add 5 extra drops of oil and for smaller rooms reduce drips accordingly'. This is an example and not the drop count i used for Gardenia in my new (and larger) diffuser however, I lost count of drops on this scent as it does not fill my room like some others. Their droppers drip much faster without effort than EO, but I'm assuming it is the added dilution for its function (soap, candle, perfume making) is why it drips faster than undiluted EO. Some of their scents, with same size diffuser and the same size room, penetrate more. Ex Lavender Vanilla; it is a stronger scent and Lily of the Valley 1 is far more scent for the same amount of drops. I don't think it is me that causes me to say this as i an the family scent hound. I truly can smell electricity when something runs hot in a puddle! I'll go looking amd find that an appliance or tool needs to be unplugged and test if the plug, cord or item is having an issue. I can smell rear-end fluid of an auto from motor oil or transmission fluid. All of this to tell you of the strength of their Gardenia scent as well as the aptitude regarding my 'scensitivities' 😃. Perhaps they should reduce the dilution or add more EO of Gardenia. I will be trying straight Gardenia EO and will return with my appreciation towards the hypothesis. It could be the Gardenia itself. 4 stars until then.

I’ve used Dragon’s Blood Fragrance Oil for a few weeks now, and overall I’m impressed with how rich and evocative it is. The scent is deep, warm, and resinous — a complex mix of earthy woods, amber, patchouli, vanilla, and faint floral or incense-like overtones. On me, it smells smoky and slightly musky, with a subtle sweetness that lingers. It’s not a “fresh and light” fragrance; it’s moody, sensual, and atmospheric. It's great used in your oil burner. The house smells so good. It’s very long-lasting compared to lighter oils— the base notes stay around for hours. It gives a sense of depth and mystery — great if you like heavy, incense-style or autumnal fragrances rather than fresh florals . Because it’s so resinous / earthy, it can feel a bit “old-world” or gothic rather than modern or clean. Dragon’s Blood Fragrance Oil is a standout if you enjoy bold, deep, incense- or resin-inspired fragrances with staying power — perfect for cooler weather, cozy evenings, or when you want a scent with character. If you prefer light, airy, or subtle scents, this one might feel too heavy.

Lovely smell will order again

If you're looking for any sort of Patchouli scent, don't buy this. The scent is all sandalwood. Seems to be of very good quality, but the advertising is misleading.

I don’t hate it but it wasn’t what I was hoping for, it doesn’t smell like Lavender or Vanilla, instead it has a floral smell, it is t the worst smell, it smells fine but it isn’t Lavender Vanilla.