When it comes to choosing the best scented candles for the changing weather, scents like pumpkin spice, cedarwood, fig and so on come to mind. But despite the fact that autumn is about chunky sweaters, crunchy leaves, cozy nights in the house or out of the house by the fire, honestly, one of the reasons we all look forward to fall are all of the candle options that will make our homes feel cosier than ever. and choosing refreshing, fruity scents we usually enjoy in the muggy humidity of late summer is not a taboo in autumn too. The autumn weather can be controlled by you depending on your mood, so wether you prefer musky scents, spicy scents, or fruity and sugary scents, you can custom your autumnal scents as you like it. So to bring the fall goodness to your homes this Autumn, we’ve paid attention to scents that ranges from pine, pomegranate, to vanilla you can shop below, happy shopping:
ESPA
Jo Malone London
Voluspa
Baltic Amber Large Glass Jar Candle 16 oz
This candle is with floral scents and 100 hours burn time
Paddywax
Candles Relish Jar Collection Candle, 9.5-Ounce, Red Pomegranate and Spruce
The White Company
Autumn large mineral wax candle
GUCCI
Cire Trudon
Overose
Cire Trudon
Abd El Kader medium scented candle
This candle is with top notes of spearmint, ginger, jasmine, sweet vanilla and clove.
Anya Hindmarch
Byredo
Safran Spice Scented Candle – 350 ml
Byredo
Fragranced Candle Fleur Fantome – Floral Scented – 240 g/8.4oz
Byredo
Fragranced Candle – Bibliotheque 70g
By Lola Joseph
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