Experience the delightful harmony of Cranberry & Peppermint in our exclusive candle. Juicy, tangy cranberries mingle with the invigorating coolness of peppermint, creating a refreshing and festive aroma. This enchanting blend will transport you to a winter wonderland, filling your space with the cheerful spirit of the holiday season.
Need we say more this classic scent of juicy fresh oranges with just the right amount of clove is bound to be your favorite scent this year.
Bundle up and grab your boots and winter mittens. It’s time to take a walk in a winter wonderland! Your fragrance journey begins with notes of fresh air and spearmint tickling your nose. At the heart of this winter aroma, snow-covered berries and pine needles intermingle with base notes of warm woods, moss, and musk.
Caramel, brown sugar, nutty characters, maple, and butter; followed by powdery middle notes; sitting on a fresh, full-bodied base note of chestnut.
Filled with surprises to delight all of the senses with plums, dark cherries, and sweet oranges enhanced with peppery woody undertones.
A refreshing blend of cranberry relish and orange zests with hints of ginger, nutmeg, and cinnamon.
A rich combination of olibanum, myrrh, patchouli, herbaceous woodsy pine, sheer musk, vanilla, and floral lilac notes.
This creamy eggnog has strong notes of buttercream vanilla, with hints of cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove.
This fragrance is a spiced cookie, freshly baked with hints of vanilla, nutmeg, cinnamon, and ginger.
This fragrance is a wonderful combination of fresh peppermint leaves and sweet ripened strawberries, on a dry down of vanilla.
Has the aroma of red hot cinnamon candies.
This fresh pine balsam aroma is great for Christmas time, or all year round.
This fragrance is an aroma of crisp citrus notes intertwining with an abundance of warm winter spices of clove and cinnamon, sitting on a dry down of sweet vanilla.
Applewood Fir Needle is a crisp and exhilarating woodsy fragrance of fallen leaves and fresh winter air with notes of winter berries and fir needles
