When I was an Avon Representative we would
talk about fragrance layering.
You know,
first you used the shower gel,
then the roll-on antiperspirant,
the powder
and finally the cologne in a given fragrance.
But, as a person who loves and burns candles
how many times do I think about
whether the candles I light
actually work together?
Not always.
Customers who purchase just one
fragrance because they want consistency
in their home make me think about this a bit.
Yesterday I decided to light several
candles at the same time and so
I chose hot chocolates and candy cane.
You got it!
Chocolate Mint!
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Yum!
This combo was amazing.
Just perfect for a very, very cold winter day.
I enjoyed having a grouping of
candles with their beautiful flames
dancing and bringing warmth to the room.
My candle website can be found HERE.
You can mix and match fragrances
that go well together for you.
Some ideas:
Vanilla/Blueberry
Vanilla/Candy Cane
Hot chocolate/Strawberry
Cinnamon Stick/Fresh Apple Pie
Just to name a few.
Mention this post when you order
two or more candles and
I will add a four ounce in
one of the fragrances you have chosen
...at no additional charge to you.
3 comments:
I burned a hot chocolate and a candy cane in the same room on Thursday night. I liked it. I didn't used to think about the different scents I burned at the same time in the same room either -- until I began to burn yours. Yours are the first soy candles I have ever had and they do really fill a room with their scent, whereas I don't think a lot of the wax candles I used to always burn did, with the exception of Yankee candles.
Hello Becky,
What a beautiful and yummy post! I never thought of burning different candle scents together. Your candles are beautiful Becky. I see you have eucalyptus and ocean, and can imagine just how wonderful they must smell. I certainly will be visiting the shop soon!:o)
Happy weekend to you!
Smiles♥
Beverly
I burn cinnamon and apple candles together all the time!
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