Smells like Ceilidh & Chill -Tin Candle

Crisp apple, juicy fruit, and a spicy little kick—like fall just smacked you with a cinnamon broom. Infused with essential oils like clove, nutmeg, and cedarwood, this scent is sweet, bold, and a little bit badass.

Smells like a deep-sea goddess with secrets. Salty ocean vibes, dark musk, and smooth sandalwood come together in this moody AF scent—like Atlantis, but make it sexy.

Smells like cozy chaos in the best way—spiced orange, pine trees, and fireplace vibes all wrapped in festive AF warmth. Basically, it’s Christmas morning in a candle.

Like cinnamon got cozy with vanilla and said, “Let’s turn up the heat.” This scent’s rich, creamy, and just spicy enough to keep things interesting—with a smooth gurjun balsam finish that whispers luxury.

Like fresh laundry that actually wants to hang out with you. Bright lemon and cotton blossom start the party, while linen, powder, sandalwood, and violet keep it soft, sexy, and totally effortless. Clean never looked this good.

Smells like you own a spice market and a yacht. Exotic curry, lemon zest, and creamy coconut mix with pepper and cardamom for a rich, spicy-sweet scent that says, “I’m complicated, expensive, and worth every damn penny.”

Smells like a tropical vacation with zero drama. Juicy mango, coconut, and pineapple mix with jasmine and passionfruit, all grounded in warm amber and sandalwood. It’s fruity, flirty, and just exotic enough to make your ex wonder if you’ve moved to Bali. (You haven’t. Yet.)

Like a salty breeze crashing into a garden party. Sea salt and ozone hit first, followed by jasmine and green leaves getting all fancy, grounded with cozy tonka bean vibes. Fresh, bold, and totally unbothered.

Lavender’s leading the way with calm vibes, backed by sage, rosemary, and chamomile for that “Zen but don’t mess with me” energy. Sandalwood and cedarwood tie it all together like a cozy, badass hug.

Smells like... absolutely nothing. And that’s the point. Just a clean, calming glow without the drama—because sometimes your space needs light, not a personality.