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Fragrance Name Stick Color Fragrance Name Stick Color Fragrance Name Stick Color Fragrance Name Stick Color Amber Orange (short) Lilac Purple (long) Apple Crisp™ Red w/gold glitter (medium) Love Shack™ Pink w/glitter (short) Arabian Night™ White / Purple (long) Magic Garden™ Green w/glitter (long) Awapuhi Yellow / Dark green (long) Mango Passion™ Pink / Deep Purple (long) Baking Brownies™ Tan (long) Melon Light Green (short) Bayberry Dark green (short) Mountain Heather™ Pink / Blue (long) Blend 22™ Natural (long) Mulberry Red / Black (long) Blueberry Blast™ Blue w/glitter (short) Musk Dark blue (long) Brown Sugar Oatmeal Brown / Tan (long) Myrrh Red (medium) Candy Cane White (medium) Nirvana™ Yellow (medium) Carmen's Hat™ Blue-green (medium) Ocean Wind Blue-green (long) Carnival™ Yellow / Peach w/gold glitter (long) Opium (type) Black (long) Champa Flower™ Yellow / Red (long) Orange Creamsicle White / Orange (long) Cherry Red (short) Patchouli Brown (long) Cherry Vanilla Red / Pink (long) Peace Of Mind™ Pink (medium) China Rain Light blue (short) Peach Peach (medium) Christmas Kiss™ Pink (long) Pear Vanilla White / Yellow (long) Cinnamon Brown (short) Pineapple Yellow w/gold glitter (long) Clarity™ White w/gold glitter (long) Polo Crest Light green (medium) Clove Black (medium) Pounding Surf™ Light blue w/glitter (medium) Coconut White (short) Prairie Sage™ Deep Purple / Purple (long) Cotton Candy Pink / Lavender (long) Pumpkin Spice Orange (medium) Desert Sage™ Green / Light green (long) Queen of the Nile™ Blue-green w/glitter (medium) Dragon's Blood Deep purple (long) Rasberry Rose White / Red (long) Eclipse™ Black w/gold glitter (long) Root Beer Brown w/glitter (short) Egyptian Cotton™ White / Light blue (long) Rose Pink (short) Egyptian Musk Black / Purple (long) Royal Violet™ Lavender w/glitter (short) Eucalyptus White / Dark green (long) Rugged Leather™ Tan (long) Evergreen Dark green (long) Rum Raisin Deep Purple (medium) Fairy Dust™ Clear w/glitter (long) Sage & Santo™ White / Brown (long) Fantasia™ Pink (long) Sandalwood Dark green (long) Fiesta Lime™ Light green w/glitter (short) Sea Breeze™ Blue-green (medium) Fizzy Pop™ Blue w/glitter (long) Sensuality Pink / Red (long) Forest Dew™ Blue-green (short) Shangri-La™ White w/glitter (short) Frankincense Orange (medium) Shooting Star™ White / Blue w/glitter (long) Fresh Rain Light blue (medium) Simmering Cider Yellow / Brown (long) Gingerbread Orange / Brown (long) Strawberry Red (long) Good Earth™ Brown (medium) Sugar Cookie White w/glitter (long) Green Apple Light green (short) Summer Day™ Yellow (long) Harlequin™ White / Pink w/ full glitter (long) Sunshine Yellow / Orange (long) Havana Blue Blue / Light blue (long) Sweet Pea (type) Light green (short) Honeysuckle Peach (short) Tibetan Orchid™ Lavender / Pink (long) Horizon™ Dark Blue / Purple (long) Tranquility Blue / Light Blue (long) India Moon™ Orange / Blue (long) Vanilla White (long) Isis™ Purple w/glitter (long) Voodoo ™ Black w/glitter (medium) Jasmine Light blue (long) Wild Honey™ Yellow w/glitter (short) King Cake™ White / Yellow w/ full glitter (long) Wizard™ Clear w/glitter (short) Latin Lover™ Red w/glitter (long) Yin Yang ™ Purple (medium) Lavender Purple (short) Zen™ Black (short) Wild Berry Incense, 5475 College Corner Pike, Oxford OH 45056 • 800-346-2367 • fax: 513-523-8992 • wholesale.wild-berry.com © 6/2019.
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