Orange Blossom and Neroli: What They Smell Like and Where They Come From Orange blossom smells sweet, honeyed and bright, while neroli is greener and fresher. Both come from the same flower. Here is the difference and which of our candles use them.
Myrrh: What It Smells Like and Where It Comes From Myrrh smells warm, bitter and resinous, with a medicinal, slightly licorice-like depth. Here is where it comes from, its long history, and which of our candles use it.
Lilac: What It Smells Like and Where It Comes From Lilac smells sweet, powdery and fresh, with a soft green edge. Like lily of the valley, its scent has to be recreated. Here is how, and which of our candles...
Black Currant: What It Smells Like and Where It Comes From Black currant smells tart, juicy and dark, with a sharp green edge from the leaves and buds. Here is where the scent comes from and which of our candles use...
Juniper: What It Smells Like and Where It Comes From Juniper smells crisp, piney and peppery, with a clean, slightly resinous berry note. It is the main flavor of gin. Here is where it comes from and which of our...
Sage: What It Smells Like and Where It Comes From Sage smells green, herbal and slightly camphorous, with a soft, earthy warmth. Here are the different kinds of sage and which of our candles use it.
