StoneCottageSoapworksInc

Look under "Oils" on the front page... http://www.camdengrey.com/essential-oils/Oils/

I THIRD the motion for Camden-Grey for Lavender 40/42 and many Essential Oils and Fragrance Oils!

An even better reason to have your favorite "old" scents duplicated! Also the price is so much better than the current online prices for fragrance oils!

It was not a "marketing ploy" as the scents are quite strong with a much higher percentage of fragrance to carrier oil than normal. I use two of their scents at less than half the percentage of what I would normally use in my handcrafted soaps and their scent is quite strong and long lasting. The best I can figure is that they sold them at this level until about 2004 or 2005 then switched to using a normal scent level in their offerings. The price at the time was quite high but worth the cost because of the scent strength but might have been too high for some of the homecrafters budgets.

This one smells like pipe tobacco with a vanilla overtone.... quite nice!

I found I have quite a few containers of the old Soap Crafters "double scented" fragrance oils so I had one called "Pipe Tobacco" duplicated and it came out great! The fragrance level was right on and I can't wait to use it! Does anyone remember using these so still have some in your "fragrance collection" like I do?

I emailed the former owner a while back and offered to pay the yearly cost of keeping it running but never heard back! Apparently "Rustic Essentials" must have bought the domain to get people to come to their site... not something I have a great deal of respect for... just sayin' Too bad, I would like to see that site back up again. It was a great resource!

Creating scent formulas is one of my favorite hobbies. I go through spells where I create one after another then don't create any for weeks or months. Charts like this are nice to have but it is also good to go to sites like Fragrantica and Basenotes and start looking through the thousands of scent listings there. You become more familiar with all the types of notes from Top to Middle to Bottom notes and see what they blend well with. The more you work with the scents in creating your products the more familiar you can become with each component and learn how to use it. I have a file of scents I have created that now total 6,654 scents. I am very proud of all of the scents I have created but I'm not sure I'll ever get to make them all however, I always have them to fall back on when I want to create a new scent for a product!