We have finally found a magnolia scent that we like enough to carry!
A fabulous and easy-to-use fragrance oil. Causes no discoloration, little to no trace acceleration, and smells wonderful.
http://symphonyscents.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=35_21&products_id=384
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Basil Essential Oil now in stock!
After several requests, we are now carrying Basil Essential Oil.
Ociumum basilicum, originating from India.
This has a wonderful herbal note to it.
2 oz - $5.50
4 oz - $9.50
8 oz - $17.00
16 oz - $31.95
Blends well with clove bud, rosemary, lime, and clary sage!
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Essential versus fragrance oils
Lori just posted an article on Suite 101 about the difference between essential and fragrance oils. Click here to read more!
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Patchouli Essential Oil back in stock!
Finally we were able to get that fabulous patchouli that you all love back in stock at a reasonable price! We just could not find any other supply of it that was as good.
This is truly a fabulous patchouli (Pogostemon Cablin)! Aged and with a deep color, this oil is slightly thick. Even non-patchouli-lovers will appreciate the smoothness and full body of this essential oil.
Flashpoint: 232 F
$44.95 per pound
This is truly a fabulous patchouli (Pogostemon Cablin)! Aged and with a deep color, this oil is slightly thick. Even non-patchouli-lovers will appreciate the smoothness and full body of this essential oil.
Flashpoint: 232 F
$44.95 per pound
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Shipping in cold weather.
Hello everyone and welcome to January 2009!
Just a note on cold weather and oils. Really cold weather will affect the consistency of some oils, both base and scent oils.
When your box arrives, you may notice the liquid base oils having a cloudy appearance. This is normal - the oils will return to clear once they come up to room temperature.
There are some scents that behave like honey, where they crystalize in cold temperatures. Our Raspberry Cream FO and Anise EO are two that noticeably do this. All you need to do is to warm the oil gently, either by placing in a warm place or running the bottle under warm (not boiling) water. Shake to disperse the crystals until they dissolve.
Just a note on cold weather and oils. Really cold weather will affect the consistency of some oils, both base and scent oils.
When your box arrives, you may notice the liquid base oils having a cloudy appearance. This is normal - the oils will return to clear once they come up to room temperature.
There are some scents that behave like honey, where they crystalize in cold temperatures. Our Raspberry Cream FO and Anise EO are two that noticeably do this. All you need to do is to warm the oil gently, either by placing in a warm place or running the bottle under warm (not boiling) water. Shake to disperse the crystals until they dissolve.
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Welcome to Symphony Scents blog!
Hi everyone! We hope that you enjoy our new design, name change and upcoming product lines for Symphony Scents. We chose to change the name of The Scent Shack to better reflect our product line and philosophy.
Don't worry, we still will provide you with the outstanding customer service and top notch products you have been used to since 2000! And we have plans for expanding our line as well!
It's an exciting time for all of us!
Regards,
Lori and John
Symphony Scents
Don't worry, we still will provide you with the outstanding customer service and top notch products you have been used to since 2000! And we have plans for expanding our line as well!
It's an exciting time for all of us!
Regards,
Lori and John
Symphony Scents
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