Horbäach Lilac Fragrance Oil | 4 fl oz (118 mL) | Premium Grade | for Diffusers, Candle and Soap Making, DIY Projects & More

This is my favorite diffuser oil. The whole house smells nice. I originally bought a collection of oils, but they do not compare to the depth of fragrance or the fresh scent of this one. I added an eyedropper, for economy and consistent measuring. This isn't the cheapest brand, but it is the best I have used. Of course, the scent is a personal preference, but I really like muguet de bois.

I took a chance on these Horbaach Warm Vanilla Sugar scent oils and BOY, am I ever glad I did! I love making candles for Family & Friends at the holidays or special occasions, and am always seeking lovely scents for them. I've had some bad experiences buying scent oils :( as I imagine many candle-makers do, simply because ya can't smell the durn thing before you buy it. THESE, however, were instant joy. The scent is DA LISH, but not overpowering or cloying. Just warm, as the title claims, sweet vanilla perfume lightly wafting through your space. The amount you use must be calibrated to the amount of soy wax you're using; I use 2.5 TBSP of scent oil to 16 oz of wax, give or take a wee bit. You'll have to experiment to find you ideal balance. In my experience ppl don't enjoy heavily scented candles so I go with presence, but not heavy. This is now in my top three fave scent oils for candles and all my Giftees were nuts over it. Using long Chef's tweezers, I place teensy dried flowers on top of my still-liquid wax before they cure, gives an extra special level-up to your gift. I LOVE this scent & it's neat lil bottles & HIGHLY recommend it~ Ya can't go wrong with this one.

It leaves a white cloudy residue in your diffuser. If you are using this in a diffuser and the smell is very peachy in the bottle but when you put it in a diffuser, it has a funny chemical smell. If you use very much of it, you have to use just a few drops in case more is not better

Smells so good