P&J Fragrance Oil - Night Air 30ml - Candle Scents, Soap Making, Diffuser Oil, Fresh Scents

I have really enjoyed this Christmas Wreath fragrance in my diffuser this Christmas season. This smells just like a Christmas Wreath and I paired it with Mistletoe which made a very nice combo. I found these very highly fragrance at a great price! I have not been able to review the other fragrances that I purchased because Amazon just brings me back to this review no matter which fragrance I try to review. I have not been able to find a way to review each fragrance independently which is very frustrating. So I will say the the 1st product that I purchased was Gentleman's pack and I didn't like anything about it so returned it. All of the scents were very musk forward and I am very sensitive to musk and my eyes watered and my whole house stunk like musk🤢🤮so that was a big NO. My one major complaint is that the company has no description of the fragrance blends. I don't need description for single scents because everybody knows what peach and blueberry smells like, but the blends are way different. It would be nice to have at least an idea of like top, middle and base notes- or something similar. If I had read that on the Gentleman's pack, I never would have considered it. I will say that I have done my own research on different fragrances and have purchased a few of their oils based on Google responses and so far it has gone pretty well. My absolute favorite so far is Frankincense and Myrrh! It has a wonderful creamy scent and is just devine. To me it doesn't smell like Christmas just fresh and warm at the same time. I also have bergamot which is great. I purchased Sandalwood which is not at all what I expected and not in a good way. I was expecting a scent that was woody, creamy, sweet and spicy but this is just kinda sweet-so disappointed about that. I have about 10 more scents ordered in the 10ml sizes instead of 30ml. I figured until I try them out and find which ones I like, I don't want to waste my money. Anyway these are worth trying.

They have all been a nice addition to my diffuser, but the dark horse favorite has become Leather. I thought it was a little off-putting in the bottle, but when defused it turns into a surprisingly calming scent that really commands the room but never feels obnoxious. I pop in the Cedar or Bamboo during cleaning days to add an extra layer of "freshness," but the bamboo seems VERY strong compared to the others, so I tend to do a couple less drops. Teakwood has a clean vibe as well, but leans more floral. It's a little strong as well and can go fully into Grandma's bowl of potpourri territory if you overdo it (I secretly like that from time to time, don't judge me). Forest Pine has the lightest throw of all of them and tends to work best in smaller spaces. Fresh Cut Wood is another one that seems almost unpleasant in the bottle but transforms quite nicely. I would almost rather call that one "Forrest Floor" or something of the like because there is a loamy quality to it and it smells like camping in the woods. Blending these two is my favorite because it's perfect for reading epic fantasy journeys to. Packaging a very nice and if I leave it on my coffee table people can't seem to help opening it up and smelling every one of them. The pricing is great for the high quality. I will be purchasing from P&J again and trying out some of their other scent themes!

I bought sugar cookie, cupcake, and cotton candy. Scent is subjective, but these smell great to me. The cupcake and sugar cookie smell very distinctive from each other, but both smell sweet like candy. Cupcake has more vanilla to it, while sugar cookie is bread-like. As a girl used to cotton candy fantasy perfume, I do not think the cotton candy smells like actual cotton candy (or ethyl maltol which is what most brands use to mimic cotton candy). To me, cotton candy smells dead-on like Double Bubble pink gum, which is still delicious and works for my project. There is a pretty strong chemical scent that concerned me when I opened each one, but it seems to be emanating from the plastic dropper on the cap. Once the product is out of the bottle and dripped onto/into something, the chemical scent goes away. For 3 blind buys, I'm pretty pleased. I'm probably going to try more scents later.

I’ve been using the P&J Trading Fragrance Oils for Diffusers for a few weeks now, and overall I’m really pleased with them! 🌿 What I Loved: • The scents are rich and long-lasting without being too overpowering. • They disperse evenly through my diffuser and fill the room beautifully. • A nice variety of fragrances to choose from, so there’s something for every mood. 👍 Good Value: At the price point, you’re getting quality oils that perform well compared to many others I’ve tried.

I bought this set to refresh my husband’s Drift car air freshener. Those are a great concept and very visually appealing, but they only last 3-4 weeks, then you have to replace it, which would get very expensive. So I bought these oils to do it myself and save money. A set of 6 bottles for $17 will last all year (probably longer), while buying a new Drift once a month would be about $160+ a year! That’s just insane to spend just to have a nice smelling car. So, again, Drift is a great concept, but not practical. They should sell their scents as oils to refresh the block, rather than a whole new block. Okay, enough about Drift. These oils smell just as I’d expect from their description. My husband really likes them, and we’re excited to play with combinations. I really love the drip top, which makes use easy and mess-free. The consistency of the oil also seems great. It’s not watery, so when I applied it to the block, there was no issues with it beading or quickly running off the edge. I was able to cleanly cover the top of the block and gently move it around to evenly distribute. I left it to absorb in a plastic baggie overnight, and the next day, it was absorbed and smelled great again. I don’t know yet how long this will last, but if it’s comparable to Drift’s 3-4 weeks, it’ll be a huge win. If it only lasts a few days, I’ll update this review. I’m not an oil expert, and I’m not even sure these are marketed as “essential oils,” even though some reviewers are comparing them to that. But I do know what scents are supposed to smell like and what an oil consistency is, and I’d buy these again and again. Very pleased and satisfied.

This one really does smell like fresh laundry 100%. Purchased to mix with essential oils to hopefully make a nice linen spray using perfumers alcohol (ethyl alcohol 99.5%). The smell directly out of the bottle is not as potent as real essential oils so be mindful of that. However, because the scent is nearly identical to the smell of fresh washed laundry that was hung outside to dry, on a clothesline in the spring/summertime, I really think it's worth it. Not for nothing if for some reason it doesn't work for anyone's purposes, you can always return it! Oh...one "Con" -- mine did not come with a dropper which is actually kind of annoying. I hate the little drip tops because they make it somewhat difficult to accurately ratio the oil. I must have missed that in the description? I feel like for the cost of this particular item the seller should definitely include the built-in dropper screw-top. I will try to update after I test it as a fabric spray to attest to staying power/longevity/effectiveness of the scent.

*Second purchase from this brand. I got the Dad's set most recently and am not able to review that purchase separately so here it is. The Dad's set contains Bacon, Sweet Tobacco, Coffee, Bay Rum, Fresh Cut Wood and Clove. Fresh Cut Wood does smell like it's name and it's strong. I like this one and will use it in my bathroom diffuser. I have this scent by another brand that was a huge miss for me, it just didn't smell like it's name. Sweet Tobacco definitely doesn't smell like its name but it's still a nice, mellow scent that I will use. I have this by another brand also, and their version is spot on. Bacon is another scent in this collection that doesn't match its name, for me at least. I'm a vegetarian and even I like the smell of bacon but this isn't it. There is a smokeyness to the oil but there is also a sweet element that throws it off. Coffee scent is accurate in that it smells like coffee grounds and not like fresh brewed coffee that I was looking for. This one is super strong, I touched the bottle to my nose by accident and can't escape it now. Clove is also very strong but that is accurate for cloves irl. I don't have any other clove fragrance oils but have dealt with real clove oil in the pharmacy and this one is true to it's name. Bay Rum in this collection is my favorite fragrance. I do own other versions from different brands but this one is accurate. The scent is a nice very nice and balanced. I am going to keep buying from this brand because there are other fragrances I want to try. Some are a hit and others are a miss but very few have been offensive to my nose. Mixing and matching scents help highlight the best profiles even in ones I don't enjoy alone. Original review: I'll start off by admitting that I do not know a lot about oil fragrances, as I am new to using scented oil diffusers but I know what I like. I'm someone who likes more musky scents, so the woodshop set was the perfect one for me to try. Prior to this purchase I had bought a very similar set by another seller and had mixed feelings about some of the bottles in their selection as well. I bring this up because I did have a few duplicate scents from each seller to compare. Bamboo is a winner for me although it doesn't smell like bamboo, it has a definite floral scent but I do enjoy it still. Honestly, I'm not sure what bamboo smells like, other than just fresh vegetation but I personally have never found it to be a floral fragrance. Fresh-cut wood is a no for me. As someone who grew up in the country and lives in the mountains, I was hoping this one was spot on and would mix well with other options for a woodsy, garage, wood shop smell but it smells like potting soil or wet mulch personally. I've put this in the junk drawer for now. Cedar does have a 'cedary' smell but it also is a bit off. This is one of the duplicate scents I have from another seller whose version smells exactly like cedar, so this is also added to the junk drawer. Leather is a hard no in this collection. Again, this is a duplicate scent for me and the other seller/manufacturer hits their leather scent out of the park and this one just can't compete. Also added to the junk drawer. Forest pine is by far my favorite scent in this collection. It smells exactly like fresh-cut pine and gives a cabiny vibe to my place that I just love. I imagine I will use this scent year round, mixing it with others for different vibes. Teakwood is also a hit for me. The smell isn't an exact copy for teakwood but it smells nice and combines well with other fragrances for a 'woodshopy' smell overall. I hope this helps you make your choice in finding the correct fragrance set for you. I will continue using my favorites and trying new ones to add to my collection. I will 100% buy from this brand again.

Making candles and soap. My husband doesn't want to smell like vanilla or petunias. He likes these and says they blend well when he's mixing up for his soap. Nice product, great scents.