Imagine waking up on a winter morning, with the sun peaking through the cold clouds, fresh snow on the ground, and just the slightest amount of green foliage sharing their colors as nesting birds take flight to find some food.
The hills are ripe for sledding as the fresh snowfall emits a joyous aroma of iced mint springs, eucalyptus leav
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My favorite Winter Wonderland
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MV · September 8, 2026
Winter Wonderland
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Julia · June 11, 2026
Winter Wonderland
I just want to point out to future soapmakers that the color information on the Maker's Resource section for this product is incorrect. It does not cure to a slight ivory color, it turns a dark, dark brown. I should have realized it when the vanilla content read 5%, but I was optimistic and intrigued by the wintery wonder of this fragrance oil. I usually avoid dark discoloring fragrance oils like the plague, but Winter Wonderland is likely going to be an exception to that rule. It is so fresh, wintery, and magical that it's still worth 5 stars in my book. In the future, I will likely choose a dark cobalt blue for the soap just to keep it on theme. (Dark brown doesn't exactly scream Winter Wonderland.) The fragrance does not morph in the high pH of cold process soap, and I used it at 5% and it has a strong fragrance retention. I would love this fragrance in a candle in the winter. It's truly fresh, merry, and bright.
