A bonfire is a massive fire that is usually built for a huge outdoor event, signaling device or a celebration. Bonfire actually stems from the Middle English bonefire, literally referring to a fire of bones. Bonfires were held in worship of saints and in modern times, are used to commemorate events. Fragrances evoking bonfires are usually more Autumn in nature and feature notes of smoke on crisp air.
You will receive a 1/2ml sample (1ml sample vial filled half full) of each of the fragrances in this sampler.
- Bath Sabbath November Coming Fire Perfume Oil - The smell of a bonfire on a cold autumn night. Hints of smoke, sweet woods and patchouli.
- Ghoulish Goods Ghost Stories Perfume Oil - Ghost Stories is a fearfully nostalgic blend of campfire, haunted woods, dark spice, and roasted marshmallow. This blend smells like bonfire and marshmallows. The deep smoky notes, burning wood, sweet marshmallows and spice bring together a warm and nostalgic feeling.
- LizabeCo Bonfire Smoak Parfum - It smells like you've been sitting by a fire all night and the smoke is lingering on your clothes and in your hair. With notes of wood, smoke and cedar.
- Sixteen92 The Book of the Beast Parfum Extrait - The Book of the Beast is part of Sixteen92's Legacy Collection. It was originally released in 2019 as part of the Very Chilling Halloween collection inspired by Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. The Book of the Beast is a woody atmospheric fragrance with gourmand nuances. It features notes of wet leaves, burned parchment, a roaring bonfire, inky night sky and a slice of leftover birthday cake.
- Death & Floral When The Veil is Thinnest EDP - A warm bonfire on a chilly Autumn night. Crunchy leaves underfoot and smoky, warm marshmallows roasting over an open barrel blended with warm apple cider donuts.
- Bath Sabbath Born of Fire Perfume Oil - The smell of a raging bonfire. Smoky, woodsy notes with a touch of cedarwood and balsam.
- Sixteen92 Solstice Bonfire Perfume Oil - A smoky boozy scent with notes of dark rum, grey ash, black amber, firewood bales, pine needle, charcoal, cedar and billowing smoke on crisp winter air.
