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Salt air and clary sage intertwine with coastal jasmine and beach grass outside the open windows of your cottage as solar musk, tonka and sandalwood provide a lingering, cozy sense of home.
Hamptons Holiday is wonderful. It's one of the most intriguing beach-themed fragrances I have ever encountered. It's high-end, luxury beach vibes. I seriously can't get enough of this fragrance. Out of bottle, it's the stuff of magic. I purchased a bunch of 2oz fragrances to try as testers and it was the top fragrance that I could not wait to use in my products. I made a cold process soap at 5% fragrance oil and it turned out beautiful, but different. The scent did morph in cold process, which is always the risk of a fragrance oil undergoing the high pH of soap making. The resulting fragrance is still nice, but less magical. (It didn't nice or accelerate at all.) While I likely will not use it for cold process soap again, I will absolutely use it in melt and pour, in lotion, in a bath soak, and in a candle. It didn't work out perfectly for cold process soaping, but Hamptons Holiday is absolutely going to be a fragrance oil I will purchase over and over.
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Sabrina · December 18, 2025
Beach retreat
This is another sophisticated fragrance. It’s relaxing and to me has a bit of a masculine touch to it. I used it in a coconut beeswax candle and using a prem 730 and may have to wick up, the throw with my combo at 2 weeks is 8/10, I’m still testing it. It’s lovely!
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Alexis · June 28, 2025
CP Soap
This fragrance behaves beautifully in cold process soap. It slowed down trace and remained very thin and fluid for quite a bit of time. It's just over 10 days in now, and it is at a light creamy ivory color. The fragrance is a bit lighter in the soap, but still lovely. I've also put a few drops on cotton ball and hid it in my bathroom, and the entire room smells so upscale, fresh, and luxurious now! Love this one!