Crafter's Choice
Crafter's Choice
Overall rating: 3.6666667 / 5 from 6 reviews.
Review topics: ["scent","notes","patchouli","fragrance"].
"The cloying scent of rose mixed with the pepper is somewhat sickening. I let my family sniff it and none of them liked it, one of them even said it smelled rotten! It's definitely not for me. For something sweet & spicy, Black Rose & Spice has a much better smell."
"This fragrance is almost intoxicating! This is my favorite fragrance. Now that I have run out of it, everybody wants to order it from me! I can't believe it! I am turning down requests. Why is this a special order sold only in drum size??? UUUUGGGGHHHH!!!"
"A wonderfully clean and masculine scent. It turned out so well in my candles. Very strong scent throw!"
"I like the clean unisex scent, but both times I've used it, it did thicken quickly, not like soap on a stick, but definitely, don't plan on any delicate designs."
"The smell was nice. It reminded me a lot of rain and woodsy notes. But my soap accelerated a ton and was super hard to work with"
"Okay, so this is a new FO. The description is extremely vague. It doesn't tell you any notes at all. So, what do I detect OOB? I'm not all that great at picking out individual notes but here goes. I smell some citrusy notes. Possibly bergamot and either lime or citron. Also some earthy deeper notes. Maybe vetiver and/or oakmoss, some woodsy notes. No patchouli to my nose and I'm someone who likes patchouli. Possibly some floral notes, maybe lavender? All in all OOB it definitely wants to be more for the guys. I wouldn't wear this as a Roll-on fragrance but I would use it in lotion as I think it would be softer smelling. I made soap with this on 5-18-20. Split this into 2 layers. The bottom was brown, tan and black to resemble the wood part of the design. The top half, 2 shades of blue and white. Wanted to do a wood grain design on the bottom section but I'm no good at that pour so I just did a little swirl in it, and textured it really well with a spoon. The top half I did an in the pot swirl. I turned out exactly how I wanted minus the wood grain. After curing for just about 3 weeks the scent is still nice and strong but different. It's much more mellow, in that it doesn't smell like it belongs more to the guys. The citrusy notes are not really noticeable but the woodsy, earthy notes are. It now just smells really fresh, and I detect a coolness, maybe some mint?? I feel like that's why it smells so fresh and outdoorsy to me. Behavior wise; no ricing or acceleration and the description says Pink discoloration. Now in my lighter turquoise color I noticed a pink tinge after a day or 2 of curing. Then after that it didn't look pink but it made that color look slightly more gray toned. I only put a tiny bit of FO in my white portion so I got no discolor at all there. This is a great new FO."
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