Jack Skellington Soap with activated charcoal (Anise, Pumpkin [nope])

[Richard Perrine]

As part of the Christmas package I made for the younger members of my family, I experimented with Anise and what I hoped would be pumpkin. After a couple of days of curing, the anise remained wonderfully fragrant, but the pumpkin became a distinct cinnamon fragrance. Any ideas for a pumpkin fragrance that holds its scent?

 

[Misschief]

As part of the Christmas package I made for the younger members of my family, I experimented with Anise and what I hoped would be pumpkin. After a couple of days of curing, the anise remained wonderfully fragrant, but the pumpkin became a distinct cinnamon fragrance. Any ideas for a pumpkin fragrance that holds its scent?
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Those are cute! Did you use a fragrance oil? I have one called Pumpkin Pickin'. It kind of smells like pumpkin spice and lasts pretty well.

 

[CreativeWeirdo]

The face!!!! Is that a mold?

 

[Richard Perrine]

@Misschief. Yes. Fragrance oil. Thanks. I will look for that fragrance oil.
@CreativeWeirdo. Yes. I found them on Amazon.