If you're making cold process soap, be ready to move quickly!

I was making kaleidoscope soap with this FO. I'd just used the same recipe twice prior within the same day, so I'm 100% this was the fragrance and not the recipe. The recipe is made to be slow moving. 1300 g of oil - olive oil, sunflower oil, shea butter, mango butter, and coconut oil. You can blend the heck out of this recipe and it's not going to get thick unless you soap above 120. With Nordic Night, I soaped about 108F. When the FO was added to the batter, you could straight up SEE the batter accelerating as the FO hit it. It was pretty neat, but also a big ol' uh-oh moment.

I was prepped already for kaleidoscope soap, so we divided it into three containers, pulsed once for color, and globbed it into the mold. Couldn't do thin layers because it was basically soap on a stick, but we did manage to get the soap in the mold and yank the kaleidoscope tool out. Still made pretty soap. If I hadn't have had a second set of hands, I'm not sure I would have made it, though.

So, in short, be ready to work very, very quickly. I think you could pull off some nice layers with this fragrance if you plan well. I'll use this FO again, just not for any intricate design work.

Scent retention two days after making it is okay. I used 4% FO and will bump to 5% next time.

This has consistently sold very well every year since being introduced. Also our personal favorite too, and we've smelled A LOT of fragrances!

Not my favorite scent but my customers love it!

Smells like a crisp winter evening. Very strong eucalyptus and cypress smell - lavender not so much. Wicks amazing in coconut wax. Very very potent. Customers love this in the winter time or those that crave a very fresh scent.

Personally I don't love this scent, isn't my favorite, but customers LOVE it and that's what matters.
I've mastered this scent in 6006 wax with eco wicks, a nice jar and a unique name for this F.O and has been filling my pockets since it's launching.