Scentsy Disney Collection

 You'll also find Nemo and Dory Buddy Clips in this collection. Buddy Clips are scented plush that are perfect as key chain or backpack plushies. Both Nemo and Dory are $18.99 each.

Get Your Scentsy Disney Collection:

You can purchase any of the mentioned Scentsy Disney Collection productsThe Scentsy Disney collection offers four of Disney’s biggest brands.

Two of our favorite brands have come together to create an incredible product line. Scentsy now offers Disney themed products.

scentsy disney collection

Scentsy Disney Collection: Mickey & Minnie Mouse

scentsy disney collection

 

When someone says Scentsy, the bars come to mind. When one says, "Disney", Mickey and Minnie Mouse come to mind. Scentsy Disney Collection offers both brands mainstay, Scentsy Bars inspired by Disney characters.

“Your Pal, Mickey” smells like green apples and orange blossoms. While the “Love & Kisses, Minnie” Scentsy Bar offers notes of ripened red berries, apricot and warm vanilla. Both of these Disney Collection Scentsy scents are available as Scent Circles ($3.25) and wax bars ($6.50).

scentsy disney collection mickey and minnie

 

Disney fans young and old will love the Mickey and Minnie Scentsy Buddies. These plush look just like your favorite mouse and have nestled inside them either the "Your Pal, Mickey" or "Love & Kisses, Minnie" Scent Pak. The Scentsy Disney Collection Mickey and Minnie Mouse Buddies are $40 each. Refill Scent Paks are sold separately for $7.50. Purchase the scent pak on its own to freshen up clothing drawers, closets, linen closets, and more.

Scentsy Disney Collection: Winnie the Pooh

From the Hundred Acre woods, Scentsy Disney Collection includes both the Hundred Acre Wood Scentsy Bar and Scentsy Scent Pak. This fragrance smells like cotton blossoms, jasmine and vanilla.

scentsy disney collection winnie the pooh side kicks

 

Scentsy offers Scentsy Sidekicks, designed for babies and small children. They offer a multi-sensory experience with their legs that crinkle and teething rings. They connect to car seats with ease. The Scentsy Disney Collection Sidekicks are available as Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, and Eeyore. Each Sidekick is scented in the fragrance Hundred Acre Wood and retails for $24. The scent is part of the plush Sidekicks, rather than having a replacement Scent Pak.

Scentsy Disney Collection: Disney Princess

Scentsy Disney Collection: Disney Princess

 

The dreams come true with four of Disney's popular Princesses. From themed scent bars to Scent Circles they are a must-have in the Scentsy Disney Collection.

Scentsy Disney Collection Princess Bars:

    • Ariel: Under the Sea: is represented with notes of green apple and blue hibiscus.
    • Belle: Enchanted Rose: Smells like rose petals, passion fruit, and sandalwood.
    • Cinderella: Happily Ever After: Is a blend of gardenia, forget-me-not, and frosted lemon
  • Mulan: True to Your Heart: Smells with plum blossom, white tea, and redwood.

Each of the four Scentsy Disney Collection Princess bars is $6.50.

Scentsy Disney Collection: Disney Princess

 

Scent Circles in the four Disney Collection Princesses are $3.25 each. They feature original artwork on both sides like Cinderella's Scent Circles features a coach on the back.

Scentsy Disney Collection Princess Scent Circles

  • Ariel: Under the Sea: is represented with notes of green apple and blue hibiscus.
  • Belle: Enchanted Rose: Smells like rose petals, passion fruit and sandalwood.
  • Cinderella: Happily Ever After: Is a blend of gardenia, forget-me-not and frosted lemon
  • Mulan: True to Your Heart: Smells with plum blossom, white tea and redwood.

Scentsy Disney Collection: Finding Nemo

Finding Nemo

 

Just keep swimming in fragrance with Finding Nemo. In fact, "Just Keep Swimming" is the scent name for this collection. It smells like blue ocean mist, cucumber water and salted driftwood. It's available in Scensty Wax bars for $6.50.

Scentsy Disney Collection finding nemo

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