Fill your home with the fresh bakery scent of oven baked cinnamon rolls.
This layered candle includes layers of full bodied, richly spiced cinnamon and vanilla icing. True to the smell of whole cinnamon sticks, the strong woody cinnamon leaf and toasted nutmeg start off this warm and comforting scent. Then fresh ground cinnamon and a hint of crushed clove in the main body are smoothed out by touches of vanilla, tonka, and cinnamon bark in the base. Cinnamon leaf and cassia leaf essential oils reinforce the aromas, so the distinctive, spicy kick of cinnamon shines in your home and fills large spaces with an alluring, spiced aroma and create a cozy atmosphere in more intimate settings. This nostalgic fragrance evokes memories of holiday gatherings, the warmth of being in the company of loved ones, and is a festive addition to any occasion.This fragrance oil is infused with natural essential oils, including cinnamon leaf and cassia leaf.
This beautiful candle second layer is a Vanilla Icing,  a classic gourmand fragrance oil for any room, any time of year. Notes of vanilla bean, buttercream, and cake are rounded out by a hint of bourbon. Very Vanilla creates a calm and comforting atmosphere, and enhances other fragrances with its warm, sweet scent.  
 
Together these layers make for the perfect bakery scented candle.
 
So...What Exactly Makes a Fragrance a “Clean Scent?”  Standards are rigorous, and they exclude many materials that are ubiquitous in other suppliers’ fragrance oils. You may already be familiar with our exclusion of phthalates, but we also exclude materials with similar health concerns, including those on California’s Prop 65 list. Materials known to be carcinogens in California aren’t any safer elsewhere!  You don’t need to worry if these fragrances are safe for your home. 
The Catalyst
Historically, the fragrance industry has never been transparent about safety. Lack of disclosure from fragrance manufacturers regarding ingredients and the possible health risks of those ingredients was the norm. 
The landscape is quite different in 2020. From established indy brands to new hobbyists, fragrance consumers are doing their own research and becoming better informed about the products they make, sell, and enjoy in their homes.