Snuggle Season Fragrance Oil
Toasted coconut and creamy pumpkin, whipped to perfection, with just enough nutmeg and clove to remind us that we don’t need an excuse to stay in bed a little longer. All we need is a warm blanket, this scent and nowhere else to be.
Description
Snuggle Season Fragrance Oil
What it smells like and what it does in a base
Toasted coconut and creamy pumpkin, whipped to perfection, with just enough nutmeg and clove to remind us that we don't need an excuse to stay in bed a little longer. All we need is a warm blanket, this scent and nowhere else to be.
For the formulator, this is the collection's cold-process pick: it is rated suitable for CP soap, which a creamy pumpkin accord rarely is. The catch is the IFRA certificate, which is unusually tight — 2% across most skin categories and 1% for body sprays. In our bases it only bites on body sprays, and our 2% scrub and bath bases sit exactly at the ceiling with no headroom. Vanillin sits around 2–4%, enough to warm a white base to ivory over a few weeks.
Sweater Weather
Seven scents for the season when the only plan is a blanket, a book and nowhere to be. Mornings on the porch, afternoons in bed, evenings off the clock — cosy gourmands, one spiced chai and one autumn floral.
Scent architecture
How the fragrance unfolds — use this to write your own product copy
Tagged year-round rather than seasonal, and that is accurate. The Sweater Weather window is a merchandising decision, not a limit on the oil.
Bases we'd build this into
Tested pairings from our own kitchen
Behavior in base
The four things that go wrong, and whether they will here
How much to use
Two different limits apply. Always use the lower one.
| Base category | Fragrance load |
|---|---|
| Body Sprays & Mists | up to 1% |
| — Body Spray Base | up to 5% |
| Salts, Fizzies & Bath Bombs | up to 2% |
| Body Scrubs & Polishes | up to 2% |
| Body Washes & Bubble Baths | up to 1% |
| Lotions, Creams & Butters | up to 1% |
| Hair Care | up to 1% |
| Body Oils | up to 1% |
| Melt & Pour Soap | 0.3–1% |
| Men's Personal Care | 0.5–1% |
| Facial Formulations | 0.3–0.6% |
Category maxima across our 86 bases. Facial and tear-free versions sit lower, and five of our sulfate-free bases specify a different load for vanillin-containing fragrances — which this one does. Always take the figure from the base product page you are actually using, or see the full reference table.
| What you're making | Max | IFRA class |
|---|---|---|
| Body spray or mist (underarm), deodorant | 1% | Class 2 |
| Eye products, baby lotion, men's facial cream | 2% | Class 3 |
| Women's facial cream, hand cream, face masks | 2% | Class 5 |
| Body cream, lotion, body oil, hair spray, perfume | 2% | Class 4 |
| Leave-in hair styling, nail care, body powders | 2% | Class 8 |
| Soap, body wash, shampoo, bath salts and bombs, scrubs, room spray | 2% | Class 9 |
| Candles, reed diffusers, solid air fresheners | 100% | Class 11 |
All 11 IFRA classes as certified
| Class | Max | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | 1.000% | Lip products of all types, toys |
| Class 2 | 1.000% | Underarm body sprays and mists, deodorant and antiperspirant |
| Class 3 | 2.000% | Eye products, baby creams and oils, men's facial creams, tampons, fine fragrance on shaved skin |
| Class 4 | 2.000% | Body creams, oils and lotions, non-underarm body sprays, hair sprays, fine fragrance, solid perfume |
| Class 5 | 2.000% | Women's facial creams and make-up, hand cream, face masks, dry shampoo, baby powder |
| Class 6 | Under review | Toothpaste, mouthwash, breath sprays |
| Class 7 | 1.950% | Baby wipes, intimate wipes, insect repellent |
| Class 8 | 2.000% | Leave-in hair styling, nail care, make-up remover, body powders, hair dyes |
| Class 9 | 2.000% | Soap, body wash, shampoo, rinse-off conditioner, bath products, face cleansers, room sprays |
| Class 10 | 2.000% | Household cleaners, laundry and dish detergent, pet shampoo, diapers |
| Class 11 | 100.000% | Candles, reed diffusers, air fresheners, incense, all non-skin contact |
Certified by Essentials by Catalina under the 48th Amendment of the IFRA Code of Practice. Issued under the former name Pumpkin Coconut (FO1477); figures apply unchanged to Snuggle Season. The 48th uses 11 classes; certificates issued under the 51st use 18 categories and do not map one-to-one.
Documents
Everything you need for your own compliance file
Blends well with
Build a signature accord — run the ratios through the calculator
Pure & undiluted
Why our oils behave differently from most
Many suppliers sell fragrance oils cut with carrier oils or diluents to reduce cost. Ours are concentrated, pure, undiluted and cosmetic grade. A concentrated oil means a lower fragrance load per batch — a little goes a long way, and your cost per unit drops even when the per-ounce price does not.
Product compatibility is not the responsibility of Essentials By Catalina, Inc. We strongly advise sampling before committing to larger quantities so you can evaluate performance, compatibility and safety in your own formulation. Keep all products out of children's reach.
Additional Info
Scent Profile (Gourmet, Spice)
Why this matters
Best For
Audience: Unisex
Season: Year-Round
Why this matters
Flashpoint
93 °C (200 °F)
Why this matters
Vanilla Content
~2 - 4
Why this matters
Compatibility
Candles: False
CP Soap: True
Why this matters
INCI Name
Parfum
Why this matters
Country of Origin
USA
Why this matters
There are no question found.
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