Lingering Bonfire

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.

This is the smell of warm sweaters, chilly nights, and lazy days. It makes me want to wrap up in a fluffy blanket with romance novel. And I don't even read romance novels, so there's that. It's not on-the-nose woody or smoky, but the cedar and vanilla notes come together in such a way that it just exudes warmth. It's still 90+ degrees here, but I tested this in Pillar of Bliss at 8%, and it will be my go-to once the weather turns. 8/10 HT for me.

This one smells wonderful, I can't wait to see how it performs when I can test it. OOB it is a nice fall/leaves scent. Based on some reviews I see, I will try it at 9-10% for a stronger throw and maybe it is one that needs to cure longer.