Caramel Popcorn, Cosmetic Grade Luxury Fragrance Oil
Pure Concentrated Scent, Inspired by warm caramel, sweet corn and cosy baked goodness
Fragrance Description
Caramel Popcorn is a mouthwatering, comforting fragrance that captures the scent of freshly popped corn coated in warm caramel and golden sugar. It opens with buttery sweetness and creamy vanilla, followed by a soft toasted note that feels cosy, nostalgic and deliciously moreish. As it settles, hints of maple and gentle spice add depth, recreating that iconic warm bakery aroma loved in luxury bath and body products. Perfect for creating comforting, gourmand treats that smell good enough to eat.
Fragrance Notes
Top, Buttered popcorn, caramel drizzle, golden sugar
Heart, Toasted corn, maple sweetness, soft spice
Base, Vanilla, warm musk, creamy baked undertones
Product Quality
Our fragrance oils are cosmetic grade and IFRA-compliant, suitable for use in a wide range of bath, body and home fragrance products. They are 100 percent pure concentrated scent, never diluted or cut, and made using high-quality ingredients. All Fizzywhiz fragrance oils are vegan-friendly, cruelty-free and produced to meet strict UK and EU safety standards.
Suggested Uses
This versatile fragrance oil can be used in,
• Bath bombs and soaps
• Whipped soaps and body scrubs
• Lotions and perfumes
• Wax melts, candles and diffusers
• Room sprays, scent boosters and home fragrance
Why You’ll Love It
Caramel Popcorn is warm, comforting and irresistibly sweet. Perfect for cosy autumn blends, bakery-inspired creations or any product that needs a deliciously sweet, nostalgic twist that customers instantly fall in love with.
Disclaimer
All names and references to “similar in scent” are descriptive only and are not connected with or endorsed by any other company or designer. They are provided solely to give an idea of the fragrance character so customers can make informed choices when selecting oils.
Important Notes
Always carry out your own tests, as results can vary depending on individual recipes and methods. It is the customer’s responsibility to check compatibility before production.
