Mediterranean Fig

We make this with 464 Soy Wax in 8oz candle tins and have never had any issues. It retains a strong hot throw long after curing and has never discolored or created any rust in the tins. Smells amazing.

I wrote a review before but I don’t know how to erase it. I have to say that I was wrong and the fragrance oils I received including mediterranean fig were actually fine. I’ve been having better results with them after over a year of testing. I have to say that I was basing most of my candles on 6006 with the LX wicks and I was not getting good HT at all and I kept trying to make the LX wicks work with all my blends and it mostly didn’t for me. It was my process too, probably. I finally found what worked best for me which was HTPs in 6006 and I upped my fragrance load too and my fragrance oils are now functioning normally. I will never understand why I had better results with my samples, lol, but chemistry is like that. I just wanted to say I apologize for my previous comment and I give permission to discard it because now I’m back in love with all the scents I ordered from Candle Science and I plan to order many more. I’m REALLY grateful for CLEAN SCENTS too because that’s all I plan to use on my stuff from here on out. Thank You Candle Science 🙏.

All fig oils are not the same. The Mediterranean fake fragrance is amazing. I do mix mine with lavender and use it as house spray and for candles.

I am not a fan of this scent, it is a strong floral scent and it gives me a headache. However, I have to give it 5 stars because it is how they describe it and in soy wax this oil has tremendous HT. I recently decided to mix it to calm it down some and I am waiting on those results.

Fig is one of my all-time favorite notes to work with and I use this oil in a few different blends! It's fruity, ripe and fresh. A good blender too--not too "green" so it helps smooth out sharper/brighter scents.