Home Fragrance

A high-quality candle burns evenly, doesn’t produce black soot, and has a strong, lasting scent without being overpowering. Look for natural waxes like soy or beeswax and cotton wicks for a cleaner burn. If your candle tunnels, smokes, or loses fragrance quickly, it’s probably not the best quality.

Price doesn’t always mean quality—some expensive candles burn just as fast as cheaper ones. What really matters is the wax type, wick quality, and fragrance blend. A well-made candle, like those in our range, can still deliver a luxury scent without the designer price tag.

Swap out your wax melts once the scent fades, usually after 5–7 hours of melting. To get the most out of each melt, use a proper warmer and avoid overheating, as that can burn off fragrance too quickly.

Wax melts don’t produce smoke like candles do, which makes them a good option for those worried about indoor air quality. To keep things as safe as possible, choose melts made from natural waxes like soy or beeswax and avoid synthetic fragrances with harmful additives.

A reed diffuser slowly releases fragrance into the air through natural reeds soaked in scented oil. Unlike candles or wax melts, there’s no flame or heat involved, making them a great low-maintenance way to keep your home smelling fresh. They provide a subtle, long-lasting scent that works well in smaller spaces or areas you want to keep fragrant without frequent upkeep.