The smell is delicious however it is much too weak. The hot and cold throw is barely there. I used 10% fragrance in coconut wax.

I combined this scent with Coffee Shop and created a wonderful and inviting combo!
The Mint White Chocolate Ganache is a light scent and I like a little more bold. If you experiment
with other scents, this is a complimentary scent to go with it!

I was pleasantly surprised with this fragrance oil. I thought it had a strong throw and had the right balance of mint and white chocolate.

Loved this oob, but then poured in wax (464), I couldnt smell the cold throw. However, after curing it was AMAZING!! Everyone in my house loved it too! It's pleasantly sweet, mostly white chocolate with a hint of mint. I do wish it had more mint. I will play and add some garden mint and see how she does. But as is, I recommend!

Placed in wax & sampled as usual. A fragrance's first name should be more prevalent than any other note. I'm smelling total chocolate.

I'm having a hard time understanding the negative reviews on this one. I haven't made this into a candle yet but I immediately dunked a blotter strip in this as soon as my shipment arrived. Immediately OOB I got hints of mint and something weird but I set aside the blotter strip to test out my other FOs I ordered. After a few minutes, I smelled this blotter and it smelled AMAZING. To me, it smelled like the vanilla Duncan and Hines frosting you get at the grocery store mixed with a tiny bit of peppermint extract. It pretty much smells exactly as described! It didn't smell like sweet toothpaste at all. You need to let this settle on a blotter or make a candle out of it to test this FO.

This is one I may need to try some blends to really appreciate. I didn’t mind it OOB but once in wax it’s just a very sweet and dense fragrance. I personally don’t lean toward the heavy and sweet bakery scents so this one was a miss for me.

I gave this 4 stars because maybe in a different wax the hot throw would be better. I love how this smells, but with 10% in 464 with a 3 week cure I shouldn't be able to forget I have a candle burning. Love the fragrance but not the hot throw.

This FO didn't smell that great OOB but I made a test candle and WOW! The different layers of scents really came through. This reminds me of Yankee Candle's North Pole fragrance. Light but creamy and sweet, perfect for cuddling up by the fire with a book. Smells like creamy vanilla, light white chocolate and slight buttermint (like those wedding mints, not candycane peppermint). Definitely going to add this for my winter/holiday line. Thank you CS!

I know better than to judge an oil out of the bottle since all you get are the top notes. I put this sample in wax, let it cure for several days and when melted the scent is so yummy. You get hints of peppermint pieces with the white chocolate ganache as the front runner. If you never had ganache, it's a bit different than an icing or frosting. It's very heavy and thick smelling, if you can imagine that. Not light and airy like a whipped frosting. If you ever watched Cake Boss then ya know! I really like this one.