Fragrance Oil Of The Week: NO. 74 - Mystic Oud Soaps & Candles Fragrance Oil

Natasha Bruce-Carline
Woman relaxing

NO. 74 - Mystic Oud Soaps & Candles Fragrance Oil Showcase

NO. 74 - Mystic Oud Soaps & Candles Fragrance Oil evokes opulence from the moment you open the bottle. It unfurls, revealing exotic florals and refreshing Ozone, which balances and lightens this otherwise heady scent.

The intoxicating notes of Jasmine bloom across the head and heart space dancing with the aroma of soft, sensuous Powder.

The Vanilla-esque notes of Tonka Bean tempt you down into a soft bed of smooth Amber, earthy Patchouli, and precious Sandalwood. Finally, the seductive scent of Leather and Dark Musk closes this glorious profile with a captivating finish.

NO. 74 - Mystic Oud oil has an exotic floral, soft, sweet, woody aroma, with just a hint of warming spice and a finish of deep, dark musk. It’s a bodacious, mysterious, and complex fragrance that creates an opulent ambiance. It will have you succumbing to her wily charms imminently.

Fragrance Notes

    • Top: Jasmine, Ozone
    • Mid: Light Musk, Powder, Tonka Bean
    • Bottom: Amber, Dark Musk Leather, Patchouli, Sandalwood

Blending Ideas For NO. 74

NO. 74 provides even the more experienced blenders with a challenge, so I’m going to split my suggestions into three categories today:
    1. The Easy Route - The easiest choice for successful results.
    2. The Field Stile - Slows you down, and makes you work for your results.
    3. The Path Less Traveled - The path to blending advances that offer challenges in maintaining balance.

Top Notes

The main component in the top notes is the fresh air effect of Ozone that meets the higher notes of Jasmine. These straddle from her usual space in the heart notes over into the top notes. It’s a synergistic combination that brings out the best in both elements to create a vibrant and sparkling accord.

We need to be cautious then, not to dampen that sparkle! 

The Easy Route

The Easy Route is to uplift that sparkle on a swirl of bright Citrus.

However, not just any citrus. Stick to ones with zing like the green and yellow ones. Bergamot, Lemon, Lime, and White Grapefruit essential oils are all great choices.

Try NO. 1118 - Inspired by: Sugared Lemon by Bath & Body Works to add more floral and green elements and introduce a dash of sugar. 

The Field Stile

This suggestion offers a little more challenge, try adding the green citrus scents in like, Lemon Eucalyptus, Lemongrass, and Lemon Tea Tree essential oils. The key is to introduce enough citrus zing to balance the green element against the warmth of the overall profile.

For fragrance oils, try the zing of NO. 48 - Lemon Verbena and try NO. 1405 - Inspired by: Lemongrass & Ginger by Nest for a green citrus aroma warmed with spice. 

The Path Less Traveled 

Herbal florals would be my suggestion if you fancy a challenge here. 

Lavender, Roman Chamomile and Helichrysum all bring lovely floral aromas.

Lavender needs those medicinal tones balancing out.

Chamomile and Helichrysum have more ‘Hay-like’ aromas that suit the warmth of this scent profile. 

Try NO. 47 - Lavender Vanilla fragrance oil as it has that lovely creamy ribbon of Vanilla running through it already, softening that medicinal effect.

Heart Notes

In the heart notes we find the main body of Jasmine in all her intoxicating glory. Here she dances with the first in a layer of Musk, with the lightest variation. Then we have that sensuous dusting of powder, melding with the vanilla-like aroma of Tonka Bean. 

As heart notes go these are very robust and fill that space out leaving little room to play with. However, this is me, and I can always find a gap to exploit and experiment with. 

The Easy Route

The easiest choice would be to introduce another heady tropical flower to complement the Jasmine, like the gorgeous Ylang Ylang.

We have some great floral fragrance oil that would work brilliantly here. The skill is getting the right amount to not overpower those gorgeous powder tones. Less is more here.

Personally, Ylang Ylang would always be my first choice in this instance. 

The Field Stile 

If you introduced those green accords into the top notes, why not shy away from the tropical floral, but still go floral with Rose Geranium.

If you don’t want to add more green, go with Rose essential oil.

We do have NO. 33 - Fresh Cut Roses fragrance oil, but that also  has that freshly snipped green element.

Another option would be to go deeper with a more full bodied introduction of a Blackcurrant and Rose accord with  NO. 1201 - Inspired by: Baies by Diptyque.

The Path Less Traveled 

In terms of essential oils you could look to the spices with more fruity aspects, you don’t want to go too deep or heady or, you will detract from, and unbalance, this heartspace. Stick to the orange tones of Cardamom, Coriander and Black Pepper. Pink Pepper would be perfect, if you have it.

I have two challenging fragrance oil suggestions here for you to try. The key with both of these fragrance oils suggestions is not only in the amount you add, but also what you place in the top and base notes to complement it.

    1. First, try to swing it to a more tropical feel with the fusion of tropical flowers and coconut accords of NO. 1407 - Inspired by: Sunkissed Hibiscus by Nest. It has more complementary notes than you might think.
    2. Second, go all Mediterranean on me and try the figgy fruity delight of NO. 1206 - Inspired by: Philosykos by Diptyque, it has green, fruity and woody elements that can all meld to create exciting new accords..

Base Notes

The base notes are a glorious fusion of the smooth, divine aroma of Amber, the unmistakable sensuous earthiness of Patchouli, and that delicious, most precious Sandalwood. Then comes that other layer of Musk, with this one being much darker, more full bodied and more arresting. Especially since it comes entwined in those sexy aromas of Leather.

The Easy Route

The easy road is to go with a light wood here. You could go with the Sandalwood like aroma of Amyris or you could even add the buttery tones of Palo Santo.

An easy fragrance oil to introduce into NO.74 would be NO. 59 - Patchouli.

The Field Stile 

Go for deeper woods with a dash of spice to balance and add another layer of warmth. Try Cedarwood enrobed in Ginger Root (Dried) essential oil.

If you want to stick with fragrance oils, there is no better choice than NO. 21 - Cedarwood & Amber here. However, if you do something deeper you could give NO. 50 - Mahogany Teakwood a go. It has a dash of Lavender and Geranium in it which could complement your top and heart notes. 

The Path Less Traveled 

Actually, there are a number of ways you can go if you want a challenge.

Introduce resinous aromas like Frankincense and Myrrh essential oils. There’s even a matching fragrance oil NO. 32 - Frankincense & Myrrh. It will bring warmth and a hint of spice and that gorgeous resinous effect.

Spice, I know I said not to go too deep or too heavy-handed in the heart notes, but in the base notes we have a little more room where we can play with Clove Bud or Cinnamon Bark. Ramp up the Vanilla Oleoresin for an extra layer of comfort.

You could even add a dash of sweetness and sugar and an extra layer of Vanilla with fragrance oils like - NO. 22 - Christmas Splendor and NO. 23 - Cinnamon Roll.

A Few More Blending Tips for Success

Maintaining The Balance 

The overall success when blending depends on your ability to define and maintain its balance. The first thing you need to do is to assess your fragrance’s individual scent. Where does its balance lie? Which elements are creating it? If you add in certain accords could you disrupt the whole balance?

The key skill to acquire is - How to introduce new accords and maintain the overall balance. 

Exercise Patience

You can avoid making expensive mistakes, by slowing things right down. Working a couple of drops at a time, mixing and testing, before moving on. When you work in tiny increments it allows you to rectify any mistakes, quickly and easily. 

Use Scent Strips

Thankfully, Scent Strips are easy to source and extremely cheap, yet they can make a marked difference to your evaluations.  You want your blend to react to the oxygen in the air, so get it out of the bottle. It affords you a better idea of the developing scent. 

Don’t Go Noseblind

Scent is not processed in the nose, it is processed in the brain. However, after a while, the brain just stops processing these scents, and you become ‘nose blind’. Avoid going nose blind and take a ten-minute break every twenty minutes. All the more preferable, if it is in fresh air.  

Designing Bespoke Diffuser Blends With NO. 74

Just make sure before we delve any deeper that you are using the right fragrance oil for designing your bespoke diffuser blends.

You need to double-check you have chosen the right type of fragrance oil for your diffuser.

IFRA Safety for Diffuser Blends

Diffuser Blends appear in IFRA Category 12, NO. 74 - Mystic Oud fragrance oil carries no safety restrictions in this particular category. 

Method:

    1. Measure out all of your fragrance oils and/or essential oils into a small measuring jug.
    2. Combine them together thoroughly.
    3. Decant your diffuser blend into a 10ml dropper bottle, using a funnel helps you keep your bottle as clean and oil-free as possible, which is very useful when it comes to adhering to your label!  
    4. You must label your bottle. It presents a significant safety hazard since it contains undiluted oil.
    5. Clearly list all of the ingredients on an oil and waterproof label.
    6. Mark the label as ‘UNDILUTED’.
    7. Add a date to your label and a 12-month expiry date.

How To Use Your Diffuser Blends:

    1. For specific guidance on your own diffuser, we recommend that you consult your own individual manufacturer's instructions, please.
    2. Maybe, you are unsure if to dilute your blend or not. Again, please consult your manufacturer's instructions for their specific instructions.
    3. How To Use Vinevida Oils gives extra advice on which oil for what diffuser. 

Mysteriously Gorgeous Diffuser Blends With NO. 74   

Sexy & Sensuous

Oozing with intoxicating florals and sensuous woods, this is a blend not to be missed. Heady with Ylang Ylang, softened with Amyris, and seductive with Patchouli. Use the essential oils to get all of their aphrodisiac benefits too! Ooh lala!

There are so many ways that you could use this Sexy & Sensuous blend around the home. Use it in sitting rooms to set the mood and in bedrooms for a less-than-subtle hint to your partner.

Ingredients:

Safety:

    • Not designed for use on the skin.

Deliciously Dark and Full Of Mystery

Embrace the dark, seductive side of life and let yourself sink into this deliciously complex cacophony of scent.

Let yourself be enveloped by the aroma of Cassis and juicy dark Plums and be embraced in the burly arms of Tobacco, before being enticed by the temptations of chocolatey Cacao.

Make no mistake, this is not for the faint-hearted and should only be used in bursts of an hour or so. It’s suitable for anywhere in the home but particularly perfect for creating an intimate atmosphere. 

Ingredients:

Safety:

    • Not designed for use on the skin.

Oud, Oud, Oud

If you don’t know, Oud is utterly glorious. Its scent is hard to describe, but once experienced, never forgotten. Woody is warm and oh-so sensual because of a slight animalistic note, which is always just a little bit sexy.

I’ve gone for Oud overload here to deepen it off but I also want the Jasmine ‘sparkle’ intact for balance and interest. The NO. 1006 adds complementary aromas to bring it alive.

This is sophisticated, supremely elegant, and perfect for anywhere in the home. It’s great for the places where you greet people into your home like porches and entrance halls for a fabulous first impression of your home. 

Ingredients:

Safety:

    • Not designed or formulated for topical use.

Spookalicious Recipes With NO. 74 

You did not think I had forgotten it was Hallowe’en, did you? Of course not!

NO. 74 - Mystic Oud is a sublime choice for Hallowe’en, it has that sumptuous air of mystery and intrigue about it. Complexity and a dash of ‘je ne sais quoi’, draw you in and embrace you in all the best ways.

Use it to lure unsuspecting victims your way and to fragrance yourself or your home for spooky, mystical celebrations.

Hallowe’en is a brilliant time for dressing up and wearing makeup. But often what a lot of people forget, is to add dimension to your makeup or costume. Adding in a shimmer or glitter element can help add this all-important aspect of dimension of your costume and makeup.

Then I have a stupendously easy Pumpkin Diffuser for you to have a go at. It’s so simple but really effective. Be the first to try it out! The kids will love this project. 

Shimmer Oil, Lotion & Glitter Gel

Shimmery and beautifully ethereal, perfect for ghosts, fairies, and even the undead! 

I’m going to show you how to do this in a couple of ways so that you can create different effects to enhance your Hallowe’en costume and makeup. 

Make your life easy and use an unscented base lotion if you wish to save yourself a bit of time.

Using Mica

What did we do before Mica? It is such a revolutionary product and has completely transformed the face of makeup in recent years. It has never been easier to create your own cosmetics and makeup in bright, intense colors. 

Since Mica is so fine, it is easily carried in both oil and a lotion base and can be applied to the skin through these methods. It will sit on the skin happily until it is brushed or washed off. It tends to last longer with some oil content. So, if you are using a ready-made lotion, mix your Mica into a tbsp of carrier oil first. 

Using Glitter

If you want to use glitter, you need to think, ‘How do I make it stick to my skin’?

The gel is the answer to this, along with a dash of Glycerin for a little extra ‘stickiness’. If you try mixing glitter, especially large flake glitter with lotion or oil and expect it to stick, you are going to be disappointed. The only glitter you might get away with in these bases is super fine glitter.

If you want to use fine, medium or large flake glitter, pop it in a gel & glycerin base for the best results.

Can you mix Mica and Glitter together - yes, of course you can! 

Designing The Perfect Effect

Choose Mica and Glitter colors to coordinate or complement with your costume and makeup.

Use the Shimmer Oil to add highlights to the cheeks, and the forehead and to elongate the nose. Use it on arms and legs to add a healthy glow, or an unhealthy one depending on the color. 

Use green or gray mica to create Zombie highlights and super white or black for Vampires. Turn yourself into a Pumpkin with bright orange mica and glitter. The only limit is your imagination.

Choose Mica for highlights and for adding a sheen of subtle color, choose glitters for reflective and colorful effects. 

If you want a more intense effect, simply add more Mica or Glitter to your recipe and consider coloring the base to add an extra enhancement. 

IFRA Safety

NO. 74  in IFRA Category 5A has maximum safety restrictions of 6.33%.

This means that in 100ml of product, you can use up to 6.33 ml of NO. 74 - Mystic Oud Soaps and Candles fragrance oil.

You can use the Body Cream option on the VINEVIDA Calculator when working out the correct safety data for your formulations and recipes.

You Will Need:

    • Selection of small bowls
    • Stainless steel spoons
    • Silicon Spatula
    • Small jar or lip balm jars /tins 
    • Oil and waterproof labels

Shimmer Oil Ingredients:

Optional: 1% Preservative of your choice - follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Method:
    1. Mix your Mica into the Coconut Oil and disperse it evenly.
    2. Add your fragrance oil and mix well.
    3. Decant into your container.
    4. Label clearly listing all ingredients. 

Shimmer Lotion Ingredients:

Optional: 1% Preservative of your choice - follow the manufacturer's instructions

Method:
    1. Mix your Mica into the Sweet Almond Oil and disperse it evenly.
    2. Mix in the glycerine and the lotion base.
    3. Add the fragrance oil and mix well.
    4. Carefully decant into your container.
    5. Listing all ingredients, and label clearly. 

Glitter Gel Ingredients:

Optional: 1% Preservative of your choice - follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Method:
    1. Mix your Glitter into the glycerine and mix well to disperse evenly.
    2. Add the Aloe Vera Gel or Hair Gel and mix thoroughly.
    3. Lastly, the fragrance oil and mix well.
    4. Decant carefully into your chosen container.
    5. Please list all ingredients clearly.

Safety:

    • Be cautious of getting these products, especially glitter in your eyes. Rinse with clean water, if irritation persists, seek medical attention taking the clearly labeled container with you. 

How to use:

    1. Please don’t skip your 24- 48 hour patch test. The last thing you want to do is ruin your event with itchy skin and hives!
    2. Shimmer oil and lotion need to be applied lightly to create highlights, so place it where light would naturally land on your face or body. Apply either side of the length of the nose to elongate your nose, perfect for Witches. Highlight and raise Vampire brows on the forehead with careful placement.
    3. Arms and legs benefit from a line running down the length of the limb to elongate your look. 
    4. If it is not quite intense enough, try adding a little more Mica or Glitter.
    5. Be cautious applying glitter around the eyes. Consider overlaying with a dash of Petroleum Jelly to help anchor the glitter better. 
    6. Use within 2 weeks if you did not use a preservative and up to a year if you did. 

Pumpkin Diffuser

I bet you have never tried this before. It’s ridiculously simple and hugely effective. The trouble will be stopping at one, two, three, or ten! Warning! They are addictive and you will want them everywhere for Hallowe’en and through the Fall season right up until the holidays. 

We are going to hollow out a small Pumpkin or Gourd and fill it with infused Salt for a fantasy fragrance effect like no other. 

IFRA Safety

NO. 74  in IFRA Category 12 has no maximum safety restrictions in this category.

This means that you can use as much NO. 74 - Mystic Oud Soaps and Candles fragrance oil as you want. We suggest 10% is more than enough though. 

You can use the Candle option on the VINEVIDA Calculator when working out the correct safety data for your Pumpkin DIffuser formulations and recipes as it falls into the same category.

You will need:

    • A sharp knife
    • A solid metal spoon or a pumpkin carving kit
    • A large bowl
    • Stainless steel spoon

Ingredients:

Optional:

    • Dried Rice or Red Lentils
    • Food coloring

Safety:

    • Not for topical use
    • Protect surfaces and place them on a protective plate or sheet

Method:

    1. Using a sharp knife, carefully cut off the top of the pumpkin in a way that you can replace it later.
    2. Scoop out the seeds and either reserve them to cook and eat or compost.
    3. Measure out the carrier oil, add the fragrance oil to it, and combine well. Set Aside.
    4. Now you can use a mix of salt and dried rice or lentils if that helps to reduce the cost of the salt.
    5. Place the salt and/or rice in a large bowl.
    6. Add the oil mix and using a spoon (or gloved hands) work the oil all the way through the salt mix. 
    7. You can color it too at this stage if you wish. 
    8. You should be able to see if it is all evenly distributed. 
    9. Place the salt into the pumpkin - be aware that the salt will draw the fluid from the pumpkin flesh over time and the salt will end up sitting in pumpkin juice! 
    10. Make sure your pumpkin has no holes that will leak, always place it on a plate to catch any stray juices just in case! 
    11. Poke holes into the lid and replace or leave it off so the fragranced salt can be seen. 
    12. If you use salt and dried rice make sure it is not mistaken as edible! Maybe throw a few plastic spiders in it, or a bit of fake blood.

How to use:

    1. Place the pumpkin in a prime position to diffuse your wonderful Hallowe’en fragrance.
    2. Place it on a plate or tray to protect precious surfaces. 
    3. When finished, discard the salt fluid, and strain out any rice. The rice and remaining pumpkin can be composted or put in the household refuse. 

Give Me More Seasonal Ideas For NO. 74

More? Do you want more? Is there no pleasing you? I didn’t think so. NO. 74 - Mystic Oud is such a gorgeous fragrance oil, you’ll want to use it in as many exciting ways as possible. Here are a few more ideas for Hallowe’en and beyond. 

Hallowe’en Party

Use NO. 74 - Mystic Oud in combination with Orange aromas and maybe a dash of spice for the perfect Hallowe’en party fragrance. Create your very own Hallowe’en Signature Scent and you will be the talk of the neighborhood, in all the right ways.

Let your Pumpkin Diffuser waft out to the sidewalk and tempt unsuspecting victims to your door (Candy Bowl).

Add dab of your Hallowe’en Signature Scent to your door wreath, Hallowe’en decorations, and even your mailbox to create a fragrant sensation that will have the neighbors green with envy. (Or maybe, they are just green because they are zombies)?

Want to know more? Create Your Own Signature Scent: Guide to Fragrance Notes & Oils.

Sophisticated Thanksgiving

NO. 74 - Mystic Oud is sublime. All those complex base notes make it rather sophisticated too. 

While it can be used to create a fun Hallowe’en fragrance, just by adding in a minor accord here and there, you can have something profoundly elegant and sophisticated. 

If you want your Thanksgiving celebration to be an elegant affair to remember, use NO. 74 to set the scene and beguile your guests with this unforgettable blend. 

Try this 5ml Diffuser Blend: (Instructions same as above)

Safety 

    • Not For Topical Use

Play On The Mystical Or Spiritual 

No. 74 Mystic Oud, really does evoke that sense of mystery. Is there something bigger than us? Then ‘this’? I don't need to tell you that the New Age market has exploded and anything that is deemed mystical or spiritual can practically sell itself. 

Case in point - I used to sell a beautiful Body Butter, packed with gloriously nourishing oils and I just called it ‘Body Whip’ to keep it simple. Over a weekend fair, I sold about 5. I was booked to do a Spiritual Fair, so I re-labeled it as ‘Mystic Whip’, and proceeded to sell out in just a few hours. Exact same product, with a different name and it flew out.

If you are a producer, this is a selling point all on its own and the aroma backs up the name. It’s a good fragrance oil to combine with crystals, herbs, and essential oils. Candles sprinkled with crystals seem to be all the rage right now and NO. 74 is the perfect fragrance oil for mystical candles. 

It also translates well to soap and toiletries and creates products with a complex scent that dries down in layers of changing aromas. It really is delightful. I’ve yet to make it into a perfume, but this is on my list of next projects and I have very high hopes for it.

Dare I Mention The Holidays?

I know! Hallowe’en isn’t even done and I’m mentioning the holidays! In my defense, the Garden Centres here are bestowed with festive finery already and the turkeys are in the freezers at the supermarket. So don’t shoot me yet, please?

As I said above, NO. 74 translates beautifully to toiletries, soaps, and candles. It has some versatility towards a more festive fragrance too. We know it works well with Oranges and spices like Cardamom and Ginger.

If you want a more religious aspect to your creations, consider adding the stunning resins of Frankincense and Myrrh. Oud, along with these resins, have been spiritually revered for millennia. 

Do your girlfriends love those tropical holiday scents, then push NO. 74 that way and pair it with NO. 1407 - Inspired by: Sunkissed Hibiscus by Nest or NO. 84 - Santal Tropics. You can make stunning gift sets, find ideas in Holiday Rush Solutions: Last-Minute Gift Ideas Unwrapped.

Catch this week's other articles on using Fragrance Oils For Hair and Essential Oil Recipes for Hair Growth to create amazing hair products for strong, shiny hair that glows with vitality and life. There are plenty of ideas for amazing gifts in those articles that could be paired with NO. 74.

Protect Surfaces and Furnishings From Fragrance Oil

Disclaimer: As oil-based products, fragrance oils may stain polished and painted surfaces, furniture, and furnishings. Please take steps to protect surfaces before use.

Always carry out patch tests in inconspicuous areas, especially on your more precious surfaces and linens.

Ensure You Have The Right Tool for The Job

Have you realized that we stock two different versions of NO. 74 - Mystic Oud Fragrance Oil?

    1. Soaps and Candles Fragrance Oil
    2. Diffuser Fragrance Oil

Soaps and Candles Fragrance Oils 

VINEVIDA Soaps and candle fragrance oils give you outstanding versatility and potentiality.

    • Masterfully designed and formulated for both professional and home applications
    • Withstands high heat and rigorous production processes to give consistent and reliable performance in fragrancing candles and soaps
    • Resilient, long-lasting fragrance in candles, soaps, topical and scented home products
    • Consistent and reliable results every time
    • Incredible versatility and potentiality across a wide range of applications

Find out everything you need to know about working with Soaps & Candles fragrance oil in How To Get The Best From Your Soaps & Candles Fragrance Oil.

Diffuser Fragrance Oils

VINEVIDA’s Diffuser Fragrance Oils are formulated by industry professionals for Nebulizing or Cold Air Diffusers. They require a special formulation, as they work differently from other types of diffusers and they must only be used for this purpose.

If you have a Nebulizing or Cold Air Diffuser, you need to buy the NO. 74 - Mystic Oud - Diffuser Fragrance Oil variation.

Find out how to use any of the oils that we stock in How To Use VINEVIDA Oils.

The Final Word

I have loved working with NO. 74 - Mystic Oud this week. I have enjoyed pushing its limits and experimenting with its versatility both in blending and in products. For such a deliciously complex oil, there is an amazing array of ways in which you can use it to its best effect. Be that on its own or beautifully blended into a new accord.  

Jasmine and Ozone dance and entwine for a fresh airy introduction before being plunged into the intoxicating heart notes of Jasmine. Light Musk weaves her first layer of seduction and a dusting of Powder twirls through Tonka Bean and its Vanilla aroma.

The smooth notes of golden Amber met the earthiness of Patchouli and the precious notes of Sandalwood. Opulent and sophisticated. It’s not over yet. Dark Musk and Leather lay down that final seductive layer to thoroughly captivate you as if you weren’t already! 

Enjoy the mix of Diffuser Blends with NO. 74 to fill your home with sensuous seasonal aromas. Make sure your makeup effects are tip-top with our Shimmer Oil and Lotion and add some sparkle with our Glitter Gel.

Tantalize your neighbors with the super simple Pumpkin Diffuser and waft them towards your door to be sacrificed or given candy. It’s so easy to do, why wouldn’t you?!

Have a great Hallowe’en everyone and more importantly, have a scentsational one with NO. 74 - Mystic Oud. It’s simply perfect for this time of year and outstandingly versatile.