Welp, Iāve been researching Laurier 62. AGAIN. (I do this every so often to see if thereās any new info or dupes) I am absolutely in love with the scent. I usually donāt like really herbaly earthy scents, but this one is so special! I was watching All creatures great and small on PBS at Christmas time, and I wanted a new candle to light while I watched the Christmas episode. While browsing on here, someone described Laurier 62ā¦.They said (and Iām paraphrasing) It smelled like sitting in front of the fireplace at the bougiest ski lodge resort during a snowstorm at Christmas time. I had to try it. I worked at nordys at the time and got a good discount, so I tried it and was absolutely smitten before I even opened the box! I loved it so much that I kept buying them and after my 5th or 6th one, I added up the purchases and decided even though I have champagne tastes, I am unfortunately on a beer budget. Soā¦..being a diyār, I had been thinking about learning to make my own candles, and I thought this was my sign to start. I thought it would be easy to find like a dupe fragrance oil that smelled like Laurier 62! I was sorely mistaken. Only one I could find was the vine vida and itās just not it. Thereās a valiant effort, and it is in the ballpark, but itās just missing too many things. So, I am here researching again and decided to see if anyone else is a lover of this scent like me and can help me out with any one or more of these:
1- A company who has recreated it successfully in either a fragrance oil or house spray, reed diffuser, candle etc. š
2-Someone who is in the fragrance world that could recreate this in some form. (Iām willing to pay of course)
3-A scent for the winter time that will evoke these same cozy feelings while I watch the new season of All creatures, cozied up by my faux fireplace,in Burns, TN