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Fraser Fir trees are one of the most popular Christmas tree varieties, and the CandleScience home state of North Carolina, produces more than 50 million of these iconic trees a year. Our true-to-life Fraser Fir fragrance oil begins with top notes of cypress and zesty lemon peel that fold into woodsy mid notes of evergreen and cedar. The rich base of fir, amber, and moss evokes fond memories of decorating a freshly-cut Christmas tree. Fraser Fir is perfect for setting a festive holiday mood or creating a cozy ambience for a quiet winter evening by the fire.

This fragrance is infused with natural essential oils, including fir balsam.

Blends well with: Black Coral and Moss, Fireside, Frankincense and Myrrh, Frosted Juniper, Cranberry Apple Marmalade

Alternative branding ideas: Evergreen, Deep Woods

Suggested colors: Green

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Fragrance Notes

Details

Soy Performance
3 of 3
Flashpoint
187°F (86°C)
Vanillin Content
0%
This product is Phthalate Free
This product is not Prop 65 Warning Required
No

Recommended Applications

This product is Candle Safe usage: 3.0% - 10.0%
This product is Bar Soap Safe usage: 2.0% - 6.0%
This product is Liquid Soap Safe usage: 0.5% - 6.0%
This product is Lotion Safe usage: 0.5% - 2.0%
This product is Room Spray Safe usage: 0.5% - 10.0%
This product is Perfume Safe usage: 10.0% - 25.0%
This product is Diffuser Base Approved usage: up to 25.0%
Usage amounts are recommendations only. Individual usage amounts can vary based on your desired fragrance strength, wax type, soap base, or lotion base. See IFRA certificate for max usage levels. Bottles filled by weight, levels may vary.

Cold Process Soap Performance

Acceleration
None
Discoloration
Light Yellow
Separation
None

Lye Water Temperature 116ºF (46.7°C)
Oil Temperature 99ºF (37.2°C)

We did not experience acceleration or separation. Once the soap came to trace the texture of the mixture transitioned into a goopy consistency. It was still fluid enough to pour, but intricate swirls would not be possible with the texture. After 24 hours the soap was pale yellow and very strong. We observed signs of a partial gel with minimal insulation. After curing, the soaps remained a light yellow color, and the scent was strong.

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Product Reviews

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5 out of 5 Stars.
Perfect holiday and winter scent!
Charlie 2025-01-06

When I saw the name Fraser Fir I immediately thought of Thymes Scent Fraser Fir, The scent is exactly like Thymes. I personally dont belive that the notes description does it justice. This scent is my favorite candle scent ever and my best seller!

5 out of 5 Stars.
Everyone Loved this Scent
Ginger 2024-12-23

I am sharing because all the reviews on this site have been very helpful to me. I made mostly CP soap. I used 5% which gave the soap a strong scent which is what I was going for. It did set up very quickly and my first batch didn't go in the mold so great even though I was making 2 layers. So for the next batch I got to trace (which is a little tricky for me to know exactly when that happens), then I split the batch. I added half the fragrance to the first half of the batter which was white and poured it in to the mold, then I waited just a couple minutes and added the other half of the fragrance to the green top layer. I thought it was very pretty. I mounded the white layer so it kind of reminded me of a mountain then topped it with the green. I got many compliments and orders. On another note, I wanted to make some green trees from the molds I bought at CS. Some of the batches were better than others getting the batter into the molds before the soap began it set up. The first few usually poured OK but towards the end of the pour the batter really set up. I was only making less than 12. I did soap at a cool temp too. But with all that, I still loved the fragrance and will order again next year.

5 out of 5 Stars.
Compared to Thyme Fraser Fir
Joey T. 2024-12-12

This is the closest dupe to Thymes Fraser Fir that I've found. Out of the bottle the top notes are not quite as sweet, but that changes after it comes in contact with literally anything. If you splash a drop of this stuff onto a granite countertop..it smells like Thymes. In the bottle...it does not smell like Thymes. So bizarre. So far I've been using it to make foaming hand soap, household cleaner and with oil warmers.

This is the one you want.

5 out of 5 Stars.
Nice scent!
Sara 2024-12-11

I love this scent! It's not overpowering or anything, but still manages to softly fill your whole home with the smell of a christmas tree. It manages to be fresh & warm at the same time!

4 out of 5 Stars.
Smells OK - not really like a tree
Jayne 2024-11-23

I was looking for a scent that smelled like an authentic Christmas tree - this is close, but not quite it. It has a pleasant scent, but I wouldn't say that it smells like an actual tree.