Lingering Bonfire™

I'm originally from New Mexico and to me, this scent evokes chilly New Mexico nights in the mountains, standing around a bonfire, pinon trees everywhere! I can almost smell hints of the way a pinon nut tastes like in this FO! This is not a heavy smoke scent, but instead it's very subtle, creamy, woodsy with a hint of sweetness from the Tahitian vanilla. It is a very light scent and it does get a little stronger after about a 3 month cure, but still on the lighter side. Next year I will bump up the FO load to 10% in my candles I also made incense sticks with this scent and it's also very light. I think I smelled the incense burning smell more than the actual FO.

8% FO in coconut/soy blend 7.5/10 HT. 8.5/10 CT.

I used it in foaming hand soap, so it didn't get heated up. It's a very light scent, so add more if you want something "in your face". Smells nice, though. Kind of like a camp fire, but softer.

Love this one! I could smell the Pinon! To me it also has like a cashmere aspect to it with the Pinon. It's not too smokey. The smokiness is very soft, subtle and has a hint of sweetness to it. This makes a good winter scent but can be year round. Used this in coco 83/ coco bright @8%. Didn't throw too good at first but after about 2 months HT was 8/10.

I loved this oob, but it didn’t throw well in ec-26. I might use this as a blender to get a better ht

I spent my childhood having late night bonfires on New Hampshire beaches, and this scent invokes quite a nostalgia response for me. I use it all on its own and as a blender with coconut and passionfruit oils. J'adore.