Pumpkin Honey Blossom Fragrance Oil Review
Posted by andrew sanderson on
We asked our fragrance oil manufacturer for an unusual fragrance oil containing pumpkin which could be used year round and not just for Halloween. We were sent the brand new autumn/winter 2022 collection from which we ordered and tested several samples. Pumpkin honey blossom is one of the fragrance oils from their flourish & thrive collection. This trend is about appreciating lifes small pleasures; to live in the moment while savouring the past and all that we have accomplished. Be kind and true to yourself. Here are the fragrance notes:
Top notes of crisp bergamot and orange balm, mid notes of fireweed honey, baby pumpkin, cinnamon bark and anise, rounded off with base notes of vanilla sugar and pumpkin blossom
The top notes are mellow and smooth, the bergamot is tempered by the orange balm. The fireweed honey and pumpkin are the dominant mid notes with the cinnamon and anise taking a more supporting role. The cinnamon isn’t strong but we love cinnamon. None of our testers thought the cinnamon was strong so don’t let this put you off if you’re not a cinnamon fan. The base notes of vanilla sugar and pumpkin blossom are rich, smooth and comforting.
We would describe this as a luxurious, honey, pumpkin & vanilla fragrance suitable for use year round. It is gourmand but is not too sweet. It is nice and strong but not overpowering or sickly. The fragrance carries through the house creating a relaxing ambience. It is closer to a bakery fragrance than a sweet shop fragrance.
Another fragrance oil from this collection is pinecone honey
If you like vanilla fragrances you can see our other oils here
This is suitable for use in reed diffusers and room sprays in accordance with the IFRA 50 certificate which can be found on our website on the fragrance oil listing.
Wax melt samples are available here
All of our fragrance oils are; vegan, cruelty free, lilial free, Phthalate free, Paraben free, silicone free, PEG free, Acrylate free, free of Nitro and Polycyclic Musk.