Ok, first up to review is Deep Mountain Maple....
This surprised me! I was not really keen on it just on first sniff.. but warm it really lights up! I am not a big maple fan but this one is really rich without being overly sweet. I don't think I would get this in a candle but it would work great as a mixer to give that richness to any bakery scent. :)
Now onto Macintosh Apple. :)
This is just a straight up red apple scent, really juicy, fresh and crisp! So good! When it comes to scents like this I have such a time not being tempted to mix it with something to make it more complex, lol. It is a great scent alone though! :)
The last individual scent is Cinnamon Donuts...
OMG... I desperately need this baby in my life! This isn't overly cinnamony... it has a nice balance of cinnamon, sugar and the doughy scent of donuts. Candles by Victoria has a super duper yummy looking candle that has doughnuts all over it in this scent. I totally see this on an order soon! Now onto the mixing!
Autumn in New Hampshire - This is a mix of Deep Mountain Maple and Macintosh Apple, created by Deb. She was shocked that I remember that she had though it up, lol. But I didn't remember the name. Even though I like DMM and Mac Apple on their own alright, mixed really bumps each of them up to another level. (see mention above about simple scents). This is a nice scent but probably wouldn't order it in a candle. Just too many other scents I like more.
Warm Apple Fritters - This is a mix of Macintosh Apple and Cinnamon Donuts, was created by Ellie and is now a regular scent that can be ordered on CBV instead of getting it in a Create-a-Scent or getting scent shots or crumbs to mix it up yourself. :) What a great scent! Smells just like an apple fritter ordered straight from the doughnut shop! YUM!
So, that is it folks! I am so hoping I can get on here more often but I just don't know when that will happen. Hang in there with me!
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