Christmas Scents
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Finding Your Christmas Scent
Tree Or Kitchen
Fraser Fir is the tree. Gingerbread, Apple Cinnamon, Whipped Vanilla and Confetti Vanilla Cupcake are the kitchen. Most homes run one of each in different rooms instead of choosing between them.
Room By Room
Fir in the entryway or wherever the tree is. A bakery scent near the kitchen. Signature Santal or Rouge Royale in the living room, and Confetti Vanilla Cupcake in bedrooms and smaller rooms.
When To Start
Bring the fir out the first weekend of December and save the baked scents for Christmas week, when the sweeter notes feel most at home.
Two Ways To Use Every Bottle
Each bottle can also be used as a room spray with the included fine mist attachment. Because the formula is concentrated and oil-based, a light spray is all you need to fill a room. Avoid spraying directly on leather, vinyl, wood, or painted surfaces, and be cautious over bare floors which can become slippery with repeated use.
Why Christmas Scents Run Richer
December is the most closed-up month of the year. The heat is on, the windows stay shut and the house fills with people, so scent builds faster than it does in October.
It also has more to compete with. A tree, a fire, dinner in the oven and a hallway full of coats all bring their own smell. Fir and baked spice hold their own next to those, where a light floral or a clean linen scent tends to get lost.
That is why the scents in this collection run fuller than what most people use the rest of the year. Start the diffuser on a lower setting than you would in spring, and turn it up only if the room needs it.
Our Best Christmas Scents
Fraser Fir / Pine Needle
The tree scent. Cut fir and pine needle, green and slightly sharp, with enough presence for an entryway or an open living room. If you only buy one, start here.
Gingerbread
Molasses, ginger and butter. Sweeter and fuller than the fir, so it suits rooms that already have food in them, like the kitchen on a baking day.
Apple Cinnamon
Baked apple and warm cinnamon. Softer and less sugary than Gingerbread, which makes it the easier bakery scent to run all day.
Whipped Vanilla
Creamy vanilla with a little soft spice. It sits between the bakery scents and the woods, and it suits living rooms and bedrooms through the whole season.
Confetti Vanilla Cupcake
Vanilla buttercream, cake crumb and sugar. Sweet but soft, for bedrooms and smaller rooms where Gingerbread would crowd the space.
Signature Santal Sandalwood
Dry santal and cedar. It fits the season without smelling like a bakery or a tree lot, and nothing needs swapping when the decorations come down.
Rouge Royale
Saffron, amber and cedar. The richest scent here, warm and deep, for a dining room set for guests or a living room in the evening.
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Tips For Christmas Scenting
Switch Halfway Through
Run Fraser Fir for the first half of December, then move to Gingerbread or Apple Cinnamon. The change keeps the scent noticeable.
One Scent Per Floor
Scent drifts between rooms, so one scent per floor keeps the fir and the gingerbread from meeting on the stairs.
Lower It When The Fire Is Lit
A fireplace adds its own wood smoke. A lower setting keeps the two from piling up, especially with Signature Santal.
Christmas Scent Questions
What are the best Christmas scents for a home?
Fraser Fir / Pine Needle for the tree side of Christmas, and Gingerbread or Apple Cinnamon for the kitchen side. Most homes use one of each in different rooms.
What does Christmas smell like?
Mostly fir and baked spice: pine needle, ginger, cinnamon, apple and vanilla. Those are the notes this collection is built around.
Which Christmas scent suits a bedroom?
Confetti Vanilla Cupcake. It is sweet but soft, so it suits bedrooms and smaller rooms. Whipped Vanilla is the other easy choice.
Can I run two Christmas scents at once?
Yes, in different rooms. Fir in the living room and gingerbread in the kitchen work well together. In a single room, pick one.
Which size should I buy for the holidays?
Start with the smallest bottle for one room. Choose 8.5 oz. or 24 oz. if you are scenting several rooms or running a larger machine.
