Fig Leaf
Green, milky and slightly coconutty-woody, like fig sap. It's leafy and cool rather than fruity-sweet.
- Made from
- A blended fragrance oil. A fig leaf absolute exists but is rare, so hobby oils are built from green, milky and woody aroma chemicals.
- Strength
- ●●●○○
- Cost
- Moderate
- Moods
- CalmingRefreshingGrounding
- Seasons
- Summer, Autumn
- Rooms
- Living room, Bedroom, Bathroom
No special cautions at normal use; follow your supplier's usage limits.
How it behaves
CandlesGreat
Usually a strong, smooth thrower in both soy and coconut-soy blends.
Wax meltsGreat
Reed diffuserGreat
Room & linen sprayGood
Electric (water) diffuserAvoid
Cold-process soapGood
Some fig blends contain vanillin or other sweet notes that can tan soap. Check the supplier's vanillin content and do a test batch.
Melt-and-pour soapGreat
Laundry & cleaningWorkable
Pairs well with
Fig
Middle · Fruity
Fragrance oil
Atlas Cedarwood
Base · Woody
Essential oil
Bergamot
Top · Citrus
Essential oil
Coconut
Middle · Gourmand
Fragrance oil
Sandalwood
Base · Woody
Essential oil
Galbanum
Top · Green
Essential oil
Tomato Leaf
Top · Green
Fragrance oil
Grapefruit
Top · Citrus
Essential oil
Vetiver
Base · Earthy
Essential oil
White Tea
Top · Fresh & clean
Fragrance oil
Don't have it? Try Fig, Tomato Leaf.
In these blends
A little lore
Fig trees are among the oldest cultivated plants, grown around the Mediterranean and the Middle East for thousands of years.