Fragrance Oil Surf & Sand Set | Salty Sea, Sand, Coconut, Island Life, Aloe, Seashore Candle for Candle Making, Freshie Scents, Soap Making Supplies, Diffuser Oil Scents

I couldn’t be happier with this fragrance oil set! From the moment I opened the bottles, I was greeted with an aroma that instantly felt warm, down home, and welcoming. Each scent carries a comforting richness that reminds me of cozy evenings and heartfelt gatherings. - Atmosphere: The oils create an inviting environment that makes guests feel right at home. - Quality: The fragrance lingers beautifully without being overpowering, striking the perfect balance. - Versatility: Works wonderfully in diffusers, candles, or even as a subtle touch in homemade crafts. This set has quickly become my go-to for creating a space that feels both familiar and uplifting. If you’re looking for scents that embody warmth and hospitality, this collection is a perfect choice.

I’ve bought this exact set twice now. • The leather is spot on, so a little goes a long way. •The coffee is a perfect, classic, warm cup of black coffee. •The sweet tobacco is indeed sweet and rich, and perfectly compliments most everything. •The amber is absolutely dreamy and sophisticated. •The cedar is warm, woodsy, and the exact smell I’d expect from fresh cut cedar. •Old books is almost lactonic, like a creamy parchment, and pairs beautifully with the rest of the set, and acts as a perfect background note.

The P&J Trading Summer Set of 6 Fragrance Oils is a wonderful collection for anyone looking to infuse their home or crafts with bright, fruity aromas. The included Peach and Strawberry scents, along with the others in the set, are typically well-concentrated and true to their names, making them excellent for use in candle making, soap production, diffusers, or bath and body products. The oils are generally easy to work with and a small amount goes a long way to delivering a vibrant, summery fragrance that is both uplifting and nostalgic.

Ok bubble gym smells like pal bubble gum...yummy and as for the root beer, well now I want a root beer. Cake batter smell as it says. All in all they all smell amazing to me. To cleanse your nose "they say to take a drink of coffee in-between different smells. This will be great for my soap making.

Used this to add to slime for a Harry Potter Themed birthday. The girls enjoyed the different scents.

Smells amazing, great quality!!

Work as sold, smell very nice

I bought “The Study” collection. I was seduced by the packaging and the idea of what each fragrance might be. It turns out I really only like four essential oils in this collection. Unfortunately two of the oils were not for me. So here is a run down of what I thought of each one. Old Books ~ I love this! I can’t quite put my finger on this but to me this accord is warm with a slightly green note and a hint of Patchouli at the base. It is what I expected the “Leather” to smell like. If I am honest, this one was the impetus for buying this collection. It did not disappoint. Amber ~ I like this one. Although a little more sweet than I expected, it has beautiful woodsy and musky notes. Cedar ~ This one is accurate and very strong with a sharp almost unpleasant green note. This one would be excellent to blend with other oils to mellow it out. Coffee ~ Wow! This one is intense. Imagine you have freshly roasted coffee beans that are then ground to medium and then you pack both nostrils full. That’s what this one is like. I love it… but… good gracious, this one is strong! I am excited. In the past when I have tried to make things with a coffee essential oil it dried down to almost nothing, no matter how much I used. I really don’t see that becoming a problem with this product. Leather ~ It seemed as if this was mislabeled. I got an overwhelming scent of Tobacco and a chemical note I couldn’t pin down. I could not handle it at all. I had to put the bottle outside because it was so strong and overwhelming just sitting in the box in my house. Sweet Tobacco ~ This was a strange cloyingly sweet, green scent. I was intrigued and repulsed all at the same time. I might have gotten used to it but my husband couldn’t handle this one. I put this outside too. I gave both the leather and sweet tobacco to a friend that makes candles. Although I like the Amber and Cedar and I am keeping them, ultimately I replaced all four oils with Gourmand oils produced by the same company. I was hoping to buy the “Old Books” in a singular bottle but no such luck. For me it was worth it because I was able to swap out what I felt went together better. I wouldn’t go so far as to recommend this collection.