TURKISH CEDAR (conc.)

WOODY · SPICY · PRESTIGE COLLECTION

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Inspired by the sophistication of the original fragrance Halfeti Cedar by Penhaligon's — reimagined for home fragrance**

Inspired by luxury oriental interiors — a refined, layered cedar with a touch of rum.

Turkish Cedar opens with a slightly boozy note of rum, warm spice and a fruity touch, while saffron and cardamom add an oriental edge. At the heart, cedar takes centre stage, layered with dried fruits, cinnamon and a dry, mineral texture. Vanilla and tonka soften the woods in a warm, resinous and ambery base, while labdanum adds depth and a leathery warmth. Sophisticated and versatile — ideal for cooler months and special occasions, in candles, wax melts, reed diffusers and room sprays.

Decode the fragrance notes in the olfactory pyramid here.

**Disclaimer: TURKISH CEDAR is an original fragrance oil, independently formulated by our perfumer with its own olfactory profile. It is not a copy, replica, or counterfeit of any perfume, and it is not manufactured, endorsed, licensed, affiliated with, or sponsored by Penhaligon's or any other brand. The reference to “Halfeti Cedar” is used solely to describe the olfactory family and help customers understand the scent direction; it does not imply that the two products are identical or equivalent. Penhaligon's and all other trademarks and product names mentioned are the property of their respective owners. This product is a fragrance oil for candles, wax melts, diffusers, and home fragrance only—it is not a perfume or cosmetic product and must not be applied to the skin.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

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• These are the fragrance oils from the Eco Candle Project for making your scented candles, diffusers, and melts. Ideal for all candle, diffuser, and melt-making businesses, hobbyists, and individuals.
• These fragrances are produced using premium ingredients, made in the EU, from the same suppliers of the top brands in the market.
• It may not be necessary to use the maximum FO (fragrance oil) load in your products. For wax products, we suggest you commence testing at 6% and increase the fragrance load up to the maximum IFRA fragrance usage for your corresponding finished product as detailed in each product.
• Reed diffusers (Category 10A), room sprays (Category 10B), candles and wax melts (Category 12): no IFRA restriction.
• All fragrances are 100% concentrated; we suggest that you test our fragrances in finished products before you make any conclusions.
• Other testing notes should never take the place of your testing. Always test fragrance in all applications. We do not take responsibility if our test results differ from yours. Any final goods manufactured using our raw materials are not the responsibility of the Eco Candle Project.
• We advise you not to smell the fragrance oil directly from the bottle, as it is a concentrated substance! You can test the smell by applying a small amount of it to a strip of paper or a small amount of warm water. Evaluate the true smell only in the final product!
• This fragrance meets European standards: IFRA (51st Amendment), CLP/REACH and Regulation (EU) 2023/1545 (fragrance allergens). It is important to respect the recommended dosages (see the Technical Documentation tab) and comply with the strictest global RIFM and IFRA standards.
• All fragrances are paraben-free.
• All fragrances are vegan.
• All fragrances are cruelty-free.
• All fragrances are fair trade.
• All fragrances are packaged either in aluminum bottles or phthalate-free, recyclable PET plastic bottles.
• Phthalate-free (phthalate, or more precisely diethyl phthalate (DEP), is sometimes present in some fragrances). DEP is not classified as hazardous under current regulations; it is commonly used in perfumery and cosmetics and should not be confused with the phthalates banned in toys (CMR substances).

Due to the risk of contamination, all fragrance sales are final. As such, we suggest that you test smaller sizes.