Nag Champa Premium Fragrance Oil, 1 fl oz (30 mL) Dropper Bottle
10542<p>Lose yourself in the timeless exotic scent of Indian incense with our Nag Champa Premium fragrance oil! The scent belongs to a family of Indian incenses known as <em>champas</em>, which includes fragrances similar to champa—or plumeria—flowers. Nag champa, which is perhaps the most popular, ties in the scent of cannonball tree (<em>Couroupita guianensis</em>) flowers—commonly called <em>naga</em>, which means “serpent” in Sanskrit—with notes of sandalwood and frankincense. If you love bold, earthy scents such as patchouli, sandalwood, and amber, you’re going to fall in love with our Nag Champa!</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>Fragrance</strong></h2> <p>A rich, exotic scent, with resinous hints of frankincense, and sandalwood</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>Flash Point</strong></h2> <p>275°F</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>History of Nag Champa</strong></h2> <p>In the United States, Nag Champa is closely related to hippie counterculture and was a significant scent beloved in the 1960’s and 70’s. However, nag champa has been treasured by the people of India for generations before it made its way to the Americas. It is traditionally used to create incense, which is burned during meditations and can usually be found in temples. Nag champa is so significant in Indian culture that the cannonball tree from which it’s earned its name is considered sacred to Hindu people.</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>How to Use Nag Champa Premium Fragrance Oil</strong></h2> <p>Add the exotic aroma of nag champa fragrance oil to your candle making, incense, potpourri, soaps, deodorants and other bath and body products!</p> <p>To learn how to make your own unique homemade candles using Nap Champa Oil, check out this simple step-by-step on <a href="http://blog.pipingrock.com/diy-beeswax-candles-with-piping-rock-essential-oils/" target="_blank">The Pipe Line</a>!</p>By Piping Rock
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Nag Champa Premium Fragrance Oil, 1 fl oz (30 mL) Dropper Bottle
10542<p>Lose yourself in the timeless exotic scent of Indian incense with our Nag Champa Premium fragrance oil! The scent belongs to a family of Indian incenses known as <em>champas</em>, which includes fragrances similar to champa—or plumeria—flowers. Nag champa, which is perhaps the most popular, ties in the scent of cannonball tree (<em>Couroupita guianensis</em>) flowers—commonly called <em>naga</em>, which means “serpent” in Sanskrit—with notes of sandalwood and frankincense. If you love bold, earthy scents such as patchouli, sandalwood, and amber, you’re going to fall in love with our Nag Champa!</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>Fragrance</strong></h2> <p>A rich, exotic scent, with resinous hints of frankincense, and sandalwood</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>Flash Point</strong></h2> <p>275°F</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>History of Nag Champa</strong></h2> <p>In the United States, Nag Champa is closely related to hippie counterculture and was a significant scent beloved in the 1960’s and 70’s. However, nag champa has been treasured by the people of India for generations before it made its way to the Americas. It is traditionally used to create incense, which is burned during meditations and can usually be found in temples. Nag champa is so significant in Indian culture that the cannonball tree from which it’s earned its name is considered sacred to Hindu people.</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>How to Use Nag Champa Premium Fragrance Oil</strong></h2> <p>Add the exotic aroma of nag champa fragrance oil to your candle making, incense, potpourri, soaps, deodorants and other bath and body products!</p> <p>To learn how to make your own unique homemade candles using Nap Champa Oil, check out this simple step-by-step on <a href="http://blog.pipingrock.com/diy-beeswax-candles-with-piping-rock-essential-oils/" target="_blank">The Pipe Line</a>!</p>By Piping Rock
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Lose yourself in the timeless exotic scent of Indian incense with our Nag Champa Premium fragrance oil! The scent belongs to a family of Indian incenses known as champas, which includes fragrances similar to champa—or plumeria—flowers. Nag champa, which is perhaps the most popular, ties in the scent of cannonball tree (Couroupita guianensis) flowers—commonly called naga, which means “serpent” in Sanskrit—with notes of sandalwood and frankincense. If you love bold, earthy scents such as patchouli, sandalwood, and amber, you’re going to fall in love with our Nag Champa!
Fragrance
A rich, exotic scent, with resinous hints of frankincense, and sandalwood
Flash Point
275°F
History of Nag Champa
In the United States, Nag Champa is closely related to hippie counterculture and was a significant scent beloved in the 1960’s and 70’s. However, nag champa has been treasured by the people of India for generations before it made its way to the Americas. It is traditionally used to create incense, which is burned during meditations and can usually be found in temples. Nag champa is so significant in Indian culture that the cannonball tree from which it’s earned its name is considered sacred to Hindu people.
How to Use Nag Champa Premium Fragrance Oil
Add the exotic aroma of nag champa fragrance oil to your candle making, incense, potpourri, soaps, deodorants and other bath and body products!
To learn how to make your own unique homemade candles using Nap Champa Oil, check out this simple step-by-step on The Pipe Line!
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Fragrance
Directions:
Enjoy the benefits of fragrance oil in candle making, incense, potpourri, diffusers, soaps, deodorants, and other bath and body products.
WARNING:
For external use only. Do not use directly on skin. Dilute in a soap, deodorant, or other personal care products. Do not apply to broken or irritated skin. If skin sensitivity occurs, discontinue use. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking any medications or have any medical condition, consult your doctor before use. Discontinue use and consult your doctor if any adverse reactions occur. Keep out of reach of children. Keep oils away from eyes. Do not ingest.
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Nag Champa Premium Fragrance Oil, 1 fl oz (30 mL) Dropper Bottle
10542<p>Lose yourself in the timeless exotic scent of Indian incense with our Nag Champa Premium fragrance oil! The scent belongs to a family of Indian incenses known as <em>champas</em>, which includes fragrances similar to champa—or plumeria—flowers. Nag champa, which is perhaps the most popular, ties in the scent of cannonball tree (<em>Couroupita guianensis</em>) flowers—commonly called <em>naga</em>, which means “serpent” in Sanskrit—with notes of sandalwood and frankincense. If you love bold, earthy scents such as patchouli, sandalwood, and amber, you’re going to fall in love with our Nag Champa!</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>Fragrance</strong></h2> <p>A rich, exotic scent, with resinous hints of frankincense, and sandalwood</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>Flash Point</strong></h2> <p>275°F</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>History of Nag Champa</strong></h2> <p>In the United States, Nag Champa is closely related to hippie counterculture and was a significant scent beloved in the 1960’s and 70’s. However, nag champa has been treasured by the people of India for generations before it made its way to the Americas. It is traditionally used to create incense, which is burned during meditations and can usually be found in temples. Nag champa is so significant in Indian culture that the cannonball tree from which it’s earned its name is considered sacred to Hindu people.</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>How to Use Nag Champa Premium Fragrance Oil</strong></h2> <p>Add the exotic aroma of nag champa fragrance oil to your candle making, incense, potpourri, soaps, deodorants and other bath and body products!</p> <p>To learn how to make your own unique homemade candles using Nap Champa Oil, check out this simple step-by-step on <a href="http://blog.pipingrock.com/diy-beeswax-candles-with-piping-rock-essential-oils/" target="_blank">The Pipe Line</a>!</p>By Piping Rock
Nag Champa Premium Fragrance Oil, 1 fl oz (30 mL) Dropper Bottle
10542<p>Lose yourself in the timeless exotic scent of Indian incense with our Nag Champa Premium fragrance oil! The scent belongs to a family of Indian incenses known as <em>champas</em>, which includes fragrances similar to champa—or plumeria—flowers. Nag champa, which is perhaps the most popular, ties in the scent of cannonball tree (<em>Couroupita guianensis</em>) flowers—commonly called <em>naga</em>, which means “serpent” in Sanskrit—with notes of sandalwood and frankincense. If you love bold, earthy scents such as patchouli, sandalwood, and amber, you’re going to fall in love with our Nag Champa!</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>Fragrance</strong></h2> <p>A rich, exotic scent, with resinous hints of frankincense, and sandalwood</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>Flash Point</strong></h2> <p>275°F</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>History of Nag Champa</strong></h2> <p>In the United States, Nag Champa is closely related to hippie counterculture and was a significant scent beloved in the 1960’s and 70’s. However, nag champa has been treasured by the people of India for generations before it made its way to the Americas. It is traditionally used to create incense, which is burned during meditations and can usually be found in temples. Nag champa is so significant in Indian culture that the cannonball tree from which it’s earned its name is considered sacred to Hindu people.</p> <h2 class="body-more-heading-third"><strong>How to Use Nag Champa Premium Fragrance Oil</strong></h2> <p>Add the exotic aroma of nag champa fragrance oil to your candle making, incense, potpourri, soaps, deodorants and other bath and body products!</p> <p>To learn how to make your own unique homemade candles using Nap Champa Oil, check out this simple step-by-step on <a href="http://blog.pipingrock.com/diy-beeswax-candles-with-piping-rock-essential-oils/" target="_blank">The Pipe Line</a>!</p>By Piping Rock
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