Swan Creek Drizzle Melts Spiced Orange/Cinnamon

The smell is definitely orange and cinnamon. It's lovely and seems to be lasting for a while. It is a little expensive and the wax does crumble a lot when you remove it. I would recommend this product and I will buy it again.

We have a large home, so it’s difficult to find candles/melts/oils that are dense enough in fragrance to be effective. These, however, are fantastic. The spiced orange and cinnamon is a warm, sweet fragrance that resembles an orange pound cake. The cinnamon is there, and adds a wonderful accent to the orange, but isn’t overpowering as cinnamon can tend to get. I personally prefer tea light warmers, as the heat is higher and assists in amplifying the scent. I also periodically (mostly on Sundays, Friday evenings, small gatherings, or holidays, use a small pot that I purchased at Goodwill. I cleaned it up and polished it, and it’s dedicated to stove top potpourri/wax/oils/etc only. Because holiday gatherings, dinner parties, etc, can tend to last awhile, and I have no desire to have to replace tea lights every 2 hours, I pour 1/2 cup of vegetable oil into the little pot, then add 2 squares of the orange/cinnamon wax squares, 1 capful of vanilla paste, 1 tsp of pumpkin pie spice, and a few pieces of Halo orange peels that I save in a plastic bag, and tuck in the door of my fridge. If it’s Christmas or Thanksgiving, a cinnamon stick is usually available, so I’ll break that in 1/2 and toss it in as well. I then add 1/2 cup water, and set it on the back burner of my electric stove and turn it on low/medium (usually between the 2 and 3 setting of a possible 2-8 heat range). I let it come to a very light simmer, then drop it to the lowest setting, where it remains all day/evening. If the gatherings lasts more than 6 hours, at that 5-6 hour mark, I’ll ass an additional 1/4 cup of vegetable oil and 1/4 cup of water. As long as you keep it on low, and check it periodically so it doesn’t get too dry and burn (which is easy because holidays/parties/gatherings usually has so many of us in the kitchen for the most part), after the gathering is over, turn off the stove, remove the pot from the burner and allow to cool. After its cooled, pour it into a Tupperware or mason jar, put the lid on tightly, then store in the fridge for another use — anytime within the next 4 weeks. Oh, although this isn’t relevant to the wax melts, I’d like to share that saving those Halo peels have several benefits; the one I suggested here, or placing several peels (approximately 4-6 oranges worth) in a mason jar pour 1 cup of either vegetable or coconut oil over them, add vanilla paste, pumpkin pie spice and any other spices you prefer, seal the jar and store in the fridge for 4 weeks to create your own scented oil. Also, I will take the peels of 2-4 oranges, lay them on a cookie sheet or pie pan, and put them in the sun for several hours to dry out. I then toss them into my vitamix, grind them into a fine powder, put the powder is a small glass storage container with lid, and keep it in the box on my bathroom counter which holds my facial cleansers/toners/masks/etc. I then will add 1/2 a tsp to my cleanser or mask right before applying. The vitamin c brightens, smooths, and over time - lessens fine lines and wrinkles.

I am a devoted fan of Swan Creek Drizzles and Candles, particularly the Coffee Bean variant, which I consistently find amazing and highly recommend. This time, enticed by a sale, I decided to try the Spiced Orange Cinnamon, and it did not disappoint.The fragrance is a delightful variation from my usual choice, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere. The spiced orange and cinnamon blend creates a cozy ambiance that is perfect for the season. The quality of Swan Creek's products is evident, and the sale made it an even more satisfying purchase.However, like with many wax melts, the only downside is the longevity of the scent. While the aroma is fantastic initially, I do wish it would linger a bit longer in the warmers. Yet, it's important to note that this issue isn't unique to Swan Creek; it's a common characteristic of most melts on the market.In conclusion, the Spiced Orange Cinnamon from Swan Creek is a delightful choice for those seeking a seasonal and inviting fragrance. If you're a fan of their Coffee Bean variant, this is a pleasant diversion worth exploring. While the longevity of the scent is a minor drawback, it's in line with the performance of other wax melts. Overall, I recommend trying it, especially when on sale.

As always, Swancreek wax melts are high quality....They smell so good and the wax they use is better than others....

Smells great, but will buy something longer lasting

Such a lovely scent, just wish it could do more than one burn

I am 100% blown away by this product. Not only does it smell outstanding. A very fresh fall autumn smell. I love the mixture of orange and cinnamon in the fall and winter but these suckers actually last!! I usually have to have all 3 of my wax burners going and this time I just used my main one and the smell from one little square lasted about a week. I occasionally smoke in my house bad habit I know. The non smokers couldn't smell the smoke at all!! I'm so happy I found this. Usually I find a good scent but it doesn't last this is great stuff and well worth the price. I love my candels and wax but always run into the same issue. I really hope they never change cause what they have is perfection

I used this at work and customers are always commenting on how they love the smell!