Olio profumato naturale Freesia

Hello. I thought that maybe my senses have gone haywire ) , but it seems that there are others who say the smell of this fragrance resembles the bat

It smells nice, spring, slightly sweet. I highly recommend it. I use it in creams and aromatherapy.It doesn't really bring with the smell of their strawberries!

Personally, I don't find it smells at all like freesias, not even flowers. The fragrance is so weak that it doesn't even hold in candles. Maxim can be used in creams or lotions. A bit disappointed with the smell, I was really expecting it to have a pleasant smell. Reading the reviews below I really wonder if I got a bottle of another fragrance!

I use it with secces for candles, but I wish I could use it for soap too, it smells absolutely fabulous!

I use it in candles, especially for people who prefer a lighter, floral, summer scent.

It smells pleasantly exactly like freesia, but the smell does not linger so strongly in candles, at least when warm the smell is not intense.

Personally I don't like the smell, it's a stinging smell, but I combine it with something else and it fits perfectly.

Exclusively natural, feminine cosmetic fragrance with rich floral notes. Brings the fragrance of a floral bouquet with freesia that delicately perfumes skin and body care products, enveloping the skin in a spring scent.

Exclusively natural, feminine cosmetic fragrance with rich floral notes. It brings the fragrance of a floral bouquet with freesia that delicately perfumes skin and body care products, enveloping the skin in a spring scent.

The scent is a bit stronger than freesia flowers, I feel a stronger note, I use them for perfume and a fragrance note in body cream

I've used it in soap, I wouldn't say it smells exactly like the scrubs, but it's pleasant and lingers in the soap.

Pleasantly floral, spring, I wouldn't say it smells like freesias, but spring flowers, yes! Romantic, delicate, sweet.

It smells like spring, it's great for soaps, I would try making some candles with it too, has anyone tried it?

I have used it along with the lavender fragrance in my hair conditioner and it smelled delicious!!! I highly recommend!

Ideal for soaps! It's sweet, lingers and goes great with hibiscus flower. I recommend:)

It's part of the must-have seasonal fragrances. I have used it in soaps, but also in body butters. Admittedly I put a little more than recommended, for a more persistent scent.

I don't miss it in my spring soap fragrances . i combine it with the hyacinth one, fresher, with a serious and balancing note . i constantly buy this fragrance, sweet and aromatic for soap . it doesn't cause me allergies and it is very pleasant on the skin the fragrance lasts even after a year !

It smells nice, fresh, fresh floral and sour. It doesn't smell like freesia to me, yet the smell is pleasant. I use it for room perfume.

Spring fragrance

I have used this fragrance in soy wax candles and it is a big disappointment. Although it smells very nice and strong in the bottle, after the candle cools down, it doesn't smell at all. I noticed the same thing with the candle candle perfume. I should mention that I added the fragrance at a low temperature (i.e. I let the wax cool down to 45-50 degrees after melting and only then added the fragrance and poured the wax into the container, just as the candle experts recommend for the candle to keep as much fragrance as possible). When the wax is still liquid, it smells like perfume, but after it solidifies it doesn't smell at all. I tried with 5% and 10% perfuming, but still to no avail. At 10% fragrance the candle should smell extremely strong, but it doesn't smell at all. And it is not financially profitable to use 10% of this fragrance, which is not cheap at all, because nobody buys your candles, which are then produced at a much too high production cost. Therefore, even though it has a flash point of over 75%, I do not recommend this fragrance for candles, even if it is recommended by the retailer to be used in candles.