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Tangy cranberry and juicy red apple sprinkled with just the right amount of sugared cinnamon spice.
Size: 2 fl oz
($2.84/oz)
Tangy cranberry and juicy red apple sprinkled with just the right amount of sugared cinnamon spice.

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Overall rating: 4.7659574 / 5 from 47 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The fragrance of this marmalade oil is tangy and juicy, with a delightful blend of cranberry, apple, and cinnamon spice. The scent is consistently praised for its quality and appeal.

Summary topics

  • Fragrance Quality (17%): A significant number of customers raved about the fragrance, expressing their love and admiration for it.
  • Scent Satisfaction (75%): A significant amount of customers expressed satisfaction with the scent, describing it as great, amazing, wonderful, and wonderful.

Review topics: ["scent","throw","fragrance","seller","favorite","customers","candle","cranberry"].

Review highlights

  • "This is an amazing scent." — Linda M.
  • "Best selling winter scent" — Mikayla H.
  • "Smells absolutely amazing with no doubt." — Mikayla H.

Reviews

Love the fragrance. I sell

"Love the fragrance. I sell a ton of these candles during the holiday season."

— Kimberly H. (5/5)

Absolutely perfect

"I love this fragrance so much. Its one that fills your home, rich enveloping heavy cranberry scent. It smells sweet and tart at the same time. Its exquisite in my body butters. Bought more immediately."

— Toasty C. (5/5)

Great for diy body butter,body

"Great for diy body butter,body spray and diffusers"

— Miquela C. (5/5)

Now one of my best

"Now one of my best sellers! Thank you!!"

— Rita D. (5/5)

Strong. Smells nice.

"Strong. Smells nice."

— Destiney B. (4/5)

Amazing

"I love the way this smells. I'm going to order more."

— Crystal W. (5/5)

The best!

"This scent is absolutely amazing. I was so excited to make a couple candles with it. They can't set up quick enough as I'm ready to light them and enjoy the aroma they produce"

— Marissa F. (5/5)

Glade Air Freshener In The Burgundy Aerosol

"Smells fake, and I always love the flaming candle, bought based on reviews, glad it was just the smallest bottle."

— Candle G. (1/5)

Cranberry Apple Marmalade

"GREAT!! One of our top sellers!!"

— Leigh F. (5/5)

Cranberry Apple Marmalade is strong scent

"Smells amazing"

— Lillian E. (5/5)

Q&A

se puede usar esta fragancia en jabón proceso en frio ?
Hi Danirl! Unfortunately this fragrance in not safe for use in body products. IFRA information can be found by look at the chart located under the Product Description for each fragrance. Please let us know if you have any other questions, we are happy to help!
I noticed the flash point of this fragrance is 157° F so I was wondering how well this works in the ProBlend 400 paraffin wax which has a recommended pouring temperature range of 165-175° F. Does the fragrance evaporate at temperatures higher than the flash point? Should this fragrance be added at temperatures lower than the flash point?
Hi Stephanie! The flashpoint of candle fragrance oil is the temperature at which point it becomes combustible if exposed to a spark or flame. The flashpoint is generally only important for those making gel candles and for determining shipping methods. Despite some fragrance oils having lower flashpoints, they are safe to use in melted wax as long as they do not come in contact with an open flame or spark. Pouring fragrance oil with a flashpoint below 185° into wax that has been heated to around 185° will not cause it to ignite or "evaporate". Please let us know of you have any other questions, we are happy to help!

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