Outdoor campfire burning with sparks under a dark, cloudy night sky.
Scent list with thyme, fir needle, cloves, oakmoss, cedarwood bark, sandalwood, and campfire illustration.
Candle fragrance oil bottle with cedar branches, wood chips, and yellow liquid, phthalate free
Dupe Fragrances

By The Fire Fragrance Oil

Cedarwood, cloves and sandalwood around a winter campfire.

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Made in Australia Phthalate Free IFRA Compliant

Imagine those cool Autumn/Winter nights sitting around the camp fire catching up with friends. Let the rich aromas of cedar wood bark, cloves and sandalwood fill the air.

Scent notes
Top
Thyme, Fir Needle
Mid
Cloves, Oakmoss
Base
Cedarwood Bark, Sandalwood
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AUSTRALIA-WIDE DELIVERYIFRA COMPLIANTMADE IN AUSTRALIA

where it's made

Shipped from the Sunshine Coast, QLD. All Wickii fragrances are 100% concentrated and made exclusively for Wickii, sourced from perfume houses across Australia. We test every fragrance in finished products before it hits the shelf.

usage & specs

Usage rates by application

Candle / Wax
max 10%
Reed diffuser
max 25%
Room & linen spray
max 1%
Soap & bath
max 5%
Perfume
max 20%
Flash point TBA
Ethyl vanillin TBA
Vanillin content TBA

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 all applications and max usage levels.

frequently asked

What can I use this fragrance oil in?

This fragrance oil is suitable for candles, wax melts, soaps (cold process, melt & pour, and hot process), reed diffusers, and room sprays. All our oils are skin-safe rated, making it suitable for body products such as lotions, scrubs, and bath bombs.

How much fragrance oil should I use in soy wax?

For soy container candles, we recommend a fragrance load of 8%. Always test before a full batch.

Is this fragrance oil skin safe?

Yes, this fragrance oil is IFRA compliant and suitable for use in rinse-off and leave-on skincare, soaps, and body products at the recommended usage rates. Always check the IFRA certificate for category-specific limits before formulating.

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