Honey

[Candybee]

If you are looking for a great honey fragrance oil-- honey and nothing but rich sweet sticky honey try Old Mill's Bacci de Miele.

I make honey soaps using local honey and want only a honey fragrance added. It smells up the house with warm rich honey aroma-- heavenly!

I would also like to try a great wild, floral, clover, or fruit added to the mix honey FO. So I am hoping to get some good suggestions for other honey types. I'd like one that works well in both soy and parrafin candles and soap too natch!

[mystical_angel1219]

Wild Mountain Honey from Peaks is mega strong.

[Candlebuddy]

Candybee ... what type of wax did you test it in?

[Crimson]

I love OM's Bacci de Mille! It is a true honey. I've got SW's tupelo honey which is also great, but OM's is truer. A lot of honeys smell like baby powder. Not Om's!

[Candybee]

Candlbuddy-- I use cb 135 soy and j233 parrafin wax. It works in both. But I prefer to use my patch honey from Flickers in soy. I've tried the patch honey in soaps but wasn't wowed by it.

Mystical Angel-- I've heard of Peak's wild mountain honey. I may give this a try. I don't order from them much cause I try to order from more local suppliers in PA, No. Carolina, etc.-- ones closer to Virg.

Wish Candle Science would get a killer honey FO!! They are close!

[beesweet]

Thanks for the suggestion! Honey is a tough scent to get right, apparently. I have samples from TSW, DS, Soap Silly and Taylored Concepts and none of them wowed me. Most either had a heavy floral note or a strange burnt note.