Picnic in the Park

I made CP soap with this one. No ricing, accelerating, color changing. Even with the usage rate in the window that I use (2-3%), I feel this FO fell short on the scent retention, even after 5 weeks of curing. However, I also made wax melts at 10% with C55, and it smells wonderful. Scent is nice and strong.

I initially wanted this one for perfume, because the scent description sounded idyllic. But after testing on a blotter strip AND seeing the reviews of its performance in perfumes, I made this into a hanging diffuser for a friend who's been after me for a strawberry scent.
While this isn't a straightforward strawberry scent, it's sweet, herbaceous, and airy notes paired with the musky base notes of tea and amber were perfect for my friend. (She loved it!)
In my test, the sweet fruity notes come through first, and as the scent fades from the diffuser, the warm amber and tea notes take hold. My friend noted that the base notes came through stronger with the top notes when her diffuser was in the sunlight, so I expect this would be great in wax melts. For my purposes, it's fantastic in diffusers.

I can't stop sniffing this one. I am immediately getting more! It is GORGEOUS in my perfume oil tester and next up it's going in wax. It did amazing in a solution of fractioned coconut oil in a roller.

Such a lovely fragrance. It’s herbal, and sweet at the same time. I can smell the fragrance of wildflowers, fresh air and woods in my room spray. The name perfectly describes it!

This is such a sweet lovely scent. It’s fresh and floral and a tad sweet. In parasoy melts, ht 7/10. I also tried this in perfume. The percentage is pretty low for a category 4 so I didn’t have high expectations. As expected, the perfume was not strong for me. It was more of a skin scent. Still smelled very nice. I just wish the IFRA was higher for cat 4