I'm not sure why some people think this smell is nice, it's horrid! Very sharp and acrid. My daughter and I both smelled it an immediately threw it away.

I truly enjoy this scent. Very warm and soothing. Reminds me of laying on a Hawaiian Beach.

I was looking for a masculine fragrance and I can agree with the southern girl that most of my fans like the fruity scents. Even my son, if its a candle. But this fragrance I think will work perfectly for my line of mens lotoins and colognes. I will try it as a candle too and get back with you ,since I read it has a strong hot throw.Will let you know! Cant wait to try it!

OOB this FO smells like spiced rum of some sort and really made me wanna gag! I made a candle with GB 464 using a 5 percent load in a 10 ounce candle and while curing it smelled like cinnamon rum and I really hated it. I started to regret choosing this FO as my free sample. After curing for 2 weeks I burned it and it actually smells pretty decent while burning. If anything I would say that this is a more masculine scent and might not appeal to everyone. The Hot throw is really nice and strong. It's not really a favorite of mine but it's not bad.

I bought this for use in the Soy 464, and I have to say I was really disappointed. It has a strong cold throw, but it smells so horrible I can't bring myself to burn it, and I don't want to give it away. I'm glad I just bought a small sample. It's a scent that will appeal to some, but probably not all of your customers. Not worth keeping around when there are much better fragrances to play with.

This scent, to me, it just so intoxicating. I've had mixed reviews from customers, but that is because most of my customers are fruit or food lovers (that's the South for ya). I would try it. I think it is a really good "hippy" smell that will please both men and women.

I used this in GB 464, at 2oz per lb and it is about 4 out of 5 stars for strength. I would say just enough, but if you are looking for a REALLY strong scent, then this might not be for you. The smell is very hard to describe, it is ambiguous enough to be influenced by what you name the candle. If you call it something "beachy" then I swear it smells like sea air, exotic spice, and sun tan lotion. If you think "manly" then it really takes on a more masculine feel. My customers reactions to think scent was more in line with, "Huh, that is interesting" than "Omg I love that". Probably would be best in a soap, bathroom candles, or a candle for a mixed crowd where you want to go for a more neutral smell, and less love it or hate it (like lemon or apple pie). Male customers might like this one because it is more complex than a body wash smell.