Scentsicles O Christmas Tree Scented Ornaments with Hooks - 3 Bottles (18 Sticks Total)

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I’d enjoy the smell as soon as I sprayed it onto my tree, but after an hour or so, I’d leave the room and come back, then ask (no one in particular), “Does the tree still smell? This year, in an apparently misguided attempt to reduce my environmental footprint, I got myself an artificial Christmas tree. I’d say it dissipated after two or three days, which is not a super bargain, considering that you get just six in a pack. Each pack contains six hanging sticks which provide up to four weeks of scent and are ideal for adding a scented festive touch over Christmas. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag.

And if you’re really desperate, you can even stow the plastic package the icicles come in somewhere near the tree. The Frankincense and Myrrh incense cone fragrance combines two biblical fragrances of frankincense and myrrh which promotes spiritual enlightenment. will settle into a very realistic fir odour, it only takes about 2 hours,my advice is hang it - then go out. Based in the UK we are online retailers of pure essential oils and aromatherapy products including aromatherapy essential oils, organic essential oils, lavender essential oil, carrier oils, massage oils, incense sticks and all aromatherapy and home fragrance products.Despite all the reviews saying they smell like disinfectant, I took heart from Mrs h's comments about airing them first and bought them. Another green-ornament entry, these actually smelled even better to me than the ScentSicles, but where the ScentSicles are meant to disappear into your tree, the Yankee Candle icicles (glittery, spiraled icicles) want to draw attention to themselves. Scent Sticks are designed to discreetly blend in with the Christmas décor; adding fragrance to Christmas trees, wreaths, or garlands.

To find the best fake pine scent for my (your) artificial tree, I rounded up all the internet had to offer by way of tree scenters, excluding candles and room sprays (which, if we’re getting technical, really are separate categories).Control freaks will argue that a spray will allow you to adjust the concentration of scent, but I want a full blast of fir, not teensy puffs.

These incense cones are fully wrapped and sealed inside there packets, in bags for quality and freshness. You may want to note that ScentSicles makes other scents, but I went for the clean Douglas Fir of White Winter, rather than ordinary pine or some juniper-tinged monstrosity.If I’m being totally honest, though, there is one thing the artificial tree will never replicate, and that’s the bracing, Christmassy scent of pine or cedar or balsam. It’s been about a week now, and the smell has died down, so I’d say ScentSicles’s claim that it lasts 30 days is a stretch.

Spiced Pinecones – This begins with the smell of a large mug of spiced apple cider, combining cinnamon, clove, orange zest, all spice and nutmeg with the finish of pinecones and cedar next to a newly lit fire. Simply hang each stick onto a branch on your Christmas tree using the hooks provided to add discreet festive fragrance.Cinnamon incense cones are a warming and spicy aroma which brings a lovely sweet yet spicy scent that enchants ans relaxes.