Nature's Paintbrush (Yankee Candle® type) (Discontinued)
Nature's Paintbrush (Yankee Candle® type) (Discontinued)
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Nature's Paintbrush Fragrance Oil - Compare to Yankee Candle®
A perfect outdoor day blends refreshing clean breeze with aromatic, spicy woods and warm musk to unite and enhance this fragrant accord. This fresh, woodsy fragrance is great for making candles, room spray, soap, lotion, and more.
- Top Notes: Fresh Breeze, Air
- Middle Notes: Spice, Woods
- Base Notes: Musk
IFRA Maximum Skin Exposure Levels:
| Body Lotion: 14.66% | Body Wash: 42.42% | Soap: 42.42% |
| Face Cream: 14.66% | Body Powder: 14.66% | Baby: 3.36% |
| Perfume: 57.33% | Deodorant: 3.06% | Lip: 0.00% |
- Flash Point: >200° F
- Vanilla Content: 0.00%
- Country of Origin: United States
- Phthalate Free: Yes
- Paraben Free: Yes
- Cruelty Free: Yes
Make your own candles, wax melts, soap, reed diffusers, lotion, perfume, bath bombs, and cosmetic products with our premium fragrance oils. Check IFRA certificate for maximum usage amounts. Learn more about IFRA certificates in our blog.
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I like it, smells fresh and natural!
This oil smells just as I remember it years ago before they discontinued the candle. Definitely would recommend, the size was huge for the price I believe, not sure what I’m going to do with it but I can’t wait to experiment!
Love this fragrance for my car air fresheners!
For years, this has been my favorite Yankee Candle fragrance, and this fragrance oil smells exactly like what I remember. I can't get enough of it and will definitely order more! I'm so happy I found this here. Please don't ever stop making it!!!!!
It smells really good. I can definitely smell the clean breeze. I pick up more of a floral scent, than a woodsy scent.
