• Direct Skin Use (we recommend to spot check before full use on skin)
• Perfumes, (Sprays, Mists, Air Care Products)
• Candles
• Soap
• Slime
• Lotion
• Sugar Scrub
• Body Butters/ Whipped Butters
• Aromatherapy Applications, Warmers, Diffusers, Burners, Fragrance Lamps
• Incense
• Personal Care
• Cleaners 

• Citrus: Often bright, zesty notes like lemon, bergamot, or lime to create an invigorating opening.
• Mint: Sometimes, mint is included to give that cool, fresh, and energizing vibe.
• Green Notes: Fresh, leafy notes that contribute to the "icy" sensation of the fragrance.

Middle (Heart) Notes:

• Lavender: This is a common middle note in Black Ice fragrances, adding a clean, soothing, and slightly floral touch.
• Herbal Notes: Some fragrances include subtle herbal notes, like sage or thyme, adding a slight earthy quality to balance out the freshness.

Base Notes:

• Wood: Cedarwood, sandalwood, or a more musky wood note is often used to give depth and a grounded finish to the scent. 
• Musk: A clean, slightly warm note that brings depth and a touch of sophistication.
• Amber: A subtle warmth that provides a contrasting depth to the crispness of the top and middle notes.
• Patchouli: Sometimes used to add an earthy, resinous layer to balance the overall freshness.