Top rated scented candles 2015

Black Pomegranate is a Luxury hand poured Soy wax candle with a relaxing scent which opens with

zesty citrus notes mixed with cardamom, frankincense and pink pepper spiced up with a spicy mistletoe

accord. This leads to a hearty base of warm fruity notes of ambery and a hint of clove, casablanca lily

and patchouli.In 2015 these scented candles are most seller scented candles in UK.

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Candles are not only for winter but also for all time—that

little flame provides more ambience than actual warmth,

and the soul-cheering flicker is something I could use all-

year-round. During the warmer months, they can also do

double duty as hostess gifts (trust me, they will be well-

received). To leave a good impression, always opt for a

candle that you‘d still display unlit.

From sculptural shapes to $325 gazebo holders, these

options combine beautiful packaging with even prettier

scents. Best scented candles 2015

1. Le Feu Violet Candle

Jo Strettell and Wendy Polish are the creators of the

indisputably cool candles from Le Feu de L‘eau. Each has

a slightly different design, but they all share the same

fluid shape.

―My father was making sand candles in 1968 near a

swimming pool,‖ explains Polish when I ask where she

got the inspiration, ―When the wax overflowed into the

pool, he was inspired by the different shapes the wax

formed because of the water. Ever since this incident, he

has been refining the process and has learned how to

control the wax underwater. We were compelled to create

a brand around this process because it is so unique.‖

For summer, try Le Feu Violet, a delicate blend of

grapefruit over smoky tobacco that lingers subtly in the

air. The iridescent, purple wax shell draws

inspiration from sources including Elizabeth Taylor‘s

gaze and a dreamy Tim Walker photograph. ―We always

begin with the color,‖ says Polish, ―Then we create mood

boards. We pull from fashion, nature, art and film. We

start to see the color take on a certain personality.‖

I‘m unsure as to what the personality of Le Feu Violet is,

but my guess would be something along the lines of

irresistible.

2.Hesperides Grapefruit and Sugar Lemon Candles, $55

Fresh is well-loved for their signature Sugar Lemon

fragrance, which scents everything from their popular lip

treatment to their soap. For the ultimate fan, the clear

choice is the candle, which has a strong enough throw to

scent at least two rooms with the impression of sugar-

sprinkled lemons. The actual list of notes is much longer,

and includes Italian lemon, yuzu, mandarin, lychee

flower, orange blossom, ginger flower, oak moss, caramel

and white santal. But the scent is, as they say, sugar and

lemons.

Just a touch sweeter is Hesperides Grapefruit, the newest

addition to their candle line. It gets its more mellow scent

profile from florals like bergamot, lotus flower and

jasmine. ―I wanted to pair pink grapefruit with a medley

of my favorites that has depth, but still maintains the

classic, clean essence of a citrus that is so completely

addictive,‖ says Fresh cofounder Lev Glazman.

My apartment smelled of sweet citrus long after I blew

out the candles (they say 50 hours, which I was pleased

to discover is an accurate assessment). The pale blue

glass isn‘t quite as eye-catching as Le Feu de L‘eau‘s

freeform wax, but it‘s pretty and unobtrusive—and has a

nice, substantial weight to it, if you‘re planning to gift

one.

3.Coast and Grow Candles, $45 each from R. Nichols

Nick Hanzlik‘s illustrations provide instant cheer,

especially when they‘re stamped around a scented

candle. Just ask Gary McNatton, the fragrance arm of the

R. Nichols candles.

―It was the holiday season, and I was feeling the

December stress,‖ he recalls, ―I walk into a shop and I see

Nick‘s cards at the counter—and I instantly smile. I said

to myself at that moment, ‗That‘s exactly what fragrance

should do, make you smile.‘ So I called Nick, and told

him my reaction—and that I should do a fragrance line

for him.‖

Their partnership resulted in a collection of

unconventional scents. There‘s Coast, inspired by the

first time McNatton drove through the Presidio Park in

San Franciso. The winding road took him through a

eucalyptus forest on the way to the Golden Gate Bridge,

and in that moment he had the notes for a new candle. ―I

rolled down the windows, and there was this amazing

scent of eucalyptus, salt air and Marin Headlands sage,‖

he says. The captured memory in scent is sweet and

fresh, as if you were along on the same trip.

My favorite scent, though, is Grow, meant to evoke the

moment you pluck a ripe red tomato from the garden.

Admittedly, I‘ve never had this experience, but the scent

does a pretty stellar job recreating it. It‘s the tang and

lushness of sun on fruit and green vines—―the true scent

of summer,‖ says McNatton.

4.Balsam Gazebo Candle, $325 from Agraria

The tiniest gazebo I‘ve ever seen also happens to be a

massive candle. ―We liked the idea of a round glass

inserted into a hexagon that had the hexagon-woven,

cane-pattern inserts,‖ explains Agraria President Jim

Gentry, ―Seeing the glow of the flame and the pattern the

cane creates was essential.‖

Each gazebo holder is custom-built by a furniture maker,

who brings out the patina in the alder wood. And when

you‘re down to the last vestiges of wax, you can use the

decorative case to house a flower arrangement or potted

plant—so you can keep it around long after you‘ve used it

up.

As for the scent, it‘s a vibrant marriage of sweet Balsam,

California Redwood, French sage and white florals.

―Balsam was created in 1970 as a companion to our

handmade Bitter Orange Potpourri,‖ Gentry tells me, ―By

combining the spicy citrus of the bitter orange with the

sweet, woody notes of the balsam, an even more unique

fragrance was created. To us, it brings to mind a cozy fire

burning on a winter night and the fresh scent of walking

through the Sierra Nevada Mountains on a warm

summer day.‖

5. Sainsbury‘s Redcurrant and Cassis : £15 A supermarket might not seem like an obvious place to stock up on home fragrances, but this candle is a good buy. It has a warm scent, which is sweet without being sickly, and comes under a prettily decorated cloche.

Figure 1 Sainsbury's redcurrant

It‘s dark when you leave the house and dark when you get home, but there‘s nothing better to help beat the winter like lighting a scented candle. This selection will not only keep your house cosy and well lit, but smelling great too.

6. True Grace Rosemary and Eucalyptus: £16

For an 100 per cent plant wax candle – which makes the scent far stronger – the True Grace range is brilliantly priced, and looks gorgeous. This one is sweet and woody, and smells a bit like being in an English garden.

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7. NEOM Real Luxury: From £30 (Jenny Packham three-wick,

£80), The best candles burn cleanly and evenly, leaving no sooty deposit. Neom‘s, made from pure vegetable wax, always deliver. Containing a blend of 24 essential oils, this one‘s jasmine and lavender scent is not only intense, but also lingers beautifully. Currently available in an elegant jar with 18-carat gold accents, by British wedding dress designer Jenny Packham.

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8. Habitat Figue Et Noix: £20, The chunky wooden lid and fancy French writing on the glass pot make this seem far posher than a Habitat own brand. It burns really evenly and has a very sweet, nutty scent –

which is actually a lot more pleasant than it sounds.

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9. Sainsbury’s Redcurrant and Cassis: £15, A supermarket might not seem like an obvious place to stock up on home fragrances, but this candle is a good buy. It has a warm scent, which is sweet without being sickly, and comes under a prettily decorated cloche.

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10. White Company Winter: From £10

If you want your house to smell like a swanky hotel at Christmas, then this is the one for you. The cinnamon and orange is potent without being overpowering, and although the larger sizes are pricey, they really will last for more than one year without losing the scent.

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It‘s dark when you leave the house and dark when you get home, but there‘s nothing better to help beat the winter like lighting a scented candle. This selection will not only keep your house cosy and well lit, but smelling great too.

11. True Grace Rosemary and Eucalyptus: £16

For an 100 per cent plant wax candle – which makes the scent far stronger – the True Grace range is brilliantly priced, and looks gorgeous. This one is sweet and woody, and smells a bit like being in an English garden.

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12. Habitat Figue Et Noix: £20,

The chunky wooden lid and fancy French writing on the glass pot make this seem far posher than a Habitat own brand. It burns really evenly and has a very sweet, nutty scent – which is actually a lot more pleasant than it sounds.

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13. Sainsbury’s Redcurrant and Cassis: £15

A supermarket might not seem like an obvious place to stock up on home fragrances, but this candle is a good buy. It has a warm scent, which is sweet without being sickly, and comes under a prettily decorated cloche.

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14. Zara Home Lily and Ginger: From £9.99, You might think that a floral candle would be a bit insipid for this time of year, but a hefty dose of rich ginger makes this anything but. Instead it packs a decadent punch, with far more richness than you would expect for this price. A real winner.

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15. Diptyque LE REdouté: From £48

Diptyque‘s new 34 Collection sums up why they‘re considered one of the best in the business – the intense scent is a heady and rich mix of cloves, rose and amber, which smells like an incense filled church. It burns cleanly right to the bottom so nothing‘s wasted.

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