The Flaming Candle - Fragrance Oils Review (Summer 2024 Scents - Part 2)

In this follow-up video, join me as I continue exploring The Flaming Candle's Coastal Cabana Fragrance Sampler pack, along with a bonus fragrance that was among their best sellers at the time of this video's creation in February 2024.
If you haven't seen Part 1 of this series yet, I highly recommend watching it first to get the full fragrance exploration experience.
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00:00 Intro
00:23 Part 1 Recap
01:28 Jasmine Santal
03:47 Pink Pineapple Paradise
05:30 Lush Palm & Coconut
07:28 Boardwalk Funnel Cake
09:33 Mandarin Grove
11:22 My Top 3 Fragrances
12:50 BONUS - Cocoa Butter Cashmere
🕯️ Delve deeper into the world of fragrances as I share detailed impressions of each scent and discuss how they could be used in candle making. These reviews are based on my personal experience with each scent right out of the bottle!
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[@ParisSunset]

Excellent reviews, thank you!

[@joegreen5564]

Great to see you get your nose on so many fragrances! Subbed

[@artfulglowcandle]

Thanks Joe! Really appreciate the support 🙂

[@JacquelineFalls54]

I tried the Cocoa Butter Cashmere in a candle. I don't know if I didn't get my fragrance load percentage right or not but I can barely smell the candle. It's a pretty scent just not good hot or cold throw in my opinion.

[@artfulglowcandle]

Thanks for sharing your experience Jacqueline. I made a candle with this fragrance oil using coconut wax at a 9% fragrance load, mixing it into the wax between 185°-190°. After letting it cure for over two weeks I found the cold throw to be pretty good average I'd say and the hot throw was actually above average, pretty good as well. The performance can definitely depend on the type of wax, the temperature at which you add the fragrance oil to the wax and the cure time, which ideally should be a week or two depending on your wax. Hope this info helps for your next batch!