I love candles in the Autumn and Winter but tend to stick to the usual cinnamon, vanilla and pumpkin spice and Yankee type candles.
When L'occitane Candied Fruits scented candle I immediately thought 'that's for me'! It is a beautiful sweet fragrance with flowers, candied dried fruit and honey and you can also smell patchouli and vanilla.
It is the perfect scent for Christmas and a gorgeous gift idea as well. It is also worth mentioning that L'occitane use beeswax and essential oils in their candles so the scent is nothing like the artificial smell of a Yankee candle.
I love that the candle comes in a tin with a lid so it doesn't get dusty.
L'occitane tinned candles cost £12.50 for 20 hours burn time which seems good value to me! But either in store or on the Loccitane website
Do you like candles? Have you ever splashed out £12 or more for one?
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5 comments:
I once spent £36 on a diptique candle but it lasted for well over a year and smelled amazing!
Sounds lovely sarah, i am a big candle fan, i have candles or tarts burning at some point everyday. I usually buy mine from online places but i sometimes spend a bit more and buy a clinique perfumed one or something similar.
That candied fruit scent sounds lovely xx
Hi, I've tagged you to share 7 things about yourself! The candle sounds great. I've spent £25 on a candle one, definitely worth it!
I have a couple of L'Occitane ones and they're very nice (if not very big). I think my max so far is about £15 on the 'This Work' ones (that's TK Maxx prices though! I think they're £25 full price)
wow i'll definetly buy one l'occitane candle to try, i never bought an expensive candle, only those simple ones for funerals.
please can you do a review on l'occitane skincare? i've heard good things about immortelle line and i would like to see your opinion too!!!
kind regards!
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