Fragrance Guide
Fragrances that I use for manufacturing my candles are the best quality scented oils from south of France. For some candles I also use natural essential oils.
They all are 100% vegan and not tested on animals.
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While I choose the fragrance for each vessel I always want to choose the one that will underline its personality.
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BERGAMOT
essential oil
Our Bergamot is a memory of grandma's garden and a journey back to childhood . I recommend this fragrance for a relaxing evening with a book .
Top Notes: Bergamot, Lemon Peel
Heart Notes: Ylang Ylang, neroli
Base notes: cedar, sandalwood, citrus musk
Intensity : 3/4
LILAC
fragrance oil
The lilac flowers scent is pure joy.
Remember that feeling when the first warm day comes after a long winter and the days start getting longer? This is what our lilac smells like. Like a freshly cut twig that you put in your favorite vase.
Top notes: anise seeds, anise
Heart Notes: White Lilac Flower, Rose Petals
Base notes: powdery musk, cloves
Intensity : 4/4
CEDAR AND SAFFRON
fragrance oil
The composition of cedar and saffron is mostly sweet, but it has its herbal claw. It cheers you up, but doesn't make you lazy. Its scent feels like a warm, safe place, and baking a cake together.
Top Notes: Bergamot, Balsamic Notes
Heart notes: iris petals, white velvet, creamy wood, saffron
Base notes: vanilla, sandalwood, musk, cedarwood
Intensity: 3/4
CINNAMON
essential oil
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Cinnamon candles are our flagship comfort candles. They have one primary job to do: cheer you up.
If we take into account how filling and satisfing their scent is, it can actually be considered dietary candles. I recommend them when you feel homesick and when nobody understands you.
Top notes: lemon peel, clove leaf
Heart notes: cinnamon bark, grated nutmeg
Base notes: Bing cherry, sugar vanilla
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Intensity : 4/4
FIG
fragrance oil
The smell of figs is summer, a warm afternoon after swimming in the sea, aperitivo snacks before going out in the evening. It's hard to say whether a fig smells better, tastes better or looks better . But we love her for all three of them.
Top Notes: Bergamot, Angelica Leaf, Juniper
Heart Notes: Ficus Leaf, Olive Blossom, Sage
Base notes: oakmoss, white cedar, musk
Intensity: ¾
MELON AND CUCUMBER
fragrance oil
The fruity aroma is slightly broken with a fresh cucumber accent . The whole thing smells like a full spring and a carefree summer at the lake . I recommend it for a longing for vacation and sun.
Top Notes: Lemon, Cucumber Water
Heart notes: cucumber, lemongrass
Base notes: Melon peel
Intensity: 4/4
PATCHOULI
fragrance oil
The slightly oriental scent of patchouli is deep and delicate at the same time. We love it for its embalming and soothing effect on our well-being . We recommend it for a quiet evening with Netflix.
Top notes: white pepper, fragrant fragrance
Heart Notes: Coriander, Fenugreek, Star Anise
Base notes: white patchouli, patchouli leaves, musk, leather, cardamom
Intensity: 3/4
MOWN GRASS
fragrance oil
The intensity of the scent rising from the blades of grass, which are massively shortened during mowing, is mixed with the flowers growing next to the lawn: violets and cyclamen . This composition, seasoned with orange peel, is a wonderful reminder of a soothing one warm summer afternoon .
Top Notes: Orange Peel, Cyclamen
Heart notes: violet leaves, blades of grass
Base notes: hay, sweet grass
Intensity: 3/4