First let me say, I’d given up on candles. I’m a person with allergies, chronic illness, and EXTREME sensitivities. Every candle felt like it was attacking my face! But I decided to give these a try anyway, thinking it would end up just being a waste of money. It turns out, these natural candles are amazing! I’ve decided to start a list of the ones I’ve tried, and add to this review as I acquire more.Cinnamon Vanilla: This smells absolutely delicious! The downside is you will soon have an overwhelming craving for a cinnamon roll. It smells like you have a pan of them in the oven! If you’re trying to limit your carbs, tread lightly with this one.Tobacco and Cedar: I was somewhat fascinated by this one when I ordered. What exactly would it smell like? A stroll through a Carolina tobacco field, next to the pines, on a warm, dewey morning? I had to know. While I did get a little whiff of cedar when I sniffed the candle before lighting, I never noticed it again. This one smells like someone’s grandpa is visiting, and smoking a pipe. While it didn’t upset my sensitivities, it just wasn’t my cup of tea. I gave it to my husband to take it to his office, where he enjoyed it.Harvest Spice: This one smells just like a stroll through the craft store when they have those scented pine cones in the fall. It smells great! But, it’s strong and was a bit much for my sensitivities. I recommend this for people who want a lot of scent throw, and enjoy the assault on the senses brought on by the aforementioned pinecones in the store.Seaside: I purchased this one as a gift for my beach-loving husband. I sniffed it before he whisked it away to his office. I’m certain I would not tolerate this one well. It’s very strong. I guess I’d say it’s floral and perfume-y. My daughter commented that it didn’t actually smell like the beach. I never imagined it would because washed up sea creatures isn’t a scent anyone tries to duplicate on purpose. It was lovely if you can tolerate the strength of it.Hazelnut Latte: Oh. my. goodness. I love this one so very much! Years ago, I collected several Hazelnut Latte candles (put on Christmas wish list) from the well known candle store in the mall. Sadly, when I burned them, I hated them. The artificial fragrance was super overwhelming, and sickening. So I was afraid to buy this one, but I’m so glad I was brave and tried it. It’s NOTHING like the old candles I had. This candle isn’t strong, but a mild fragrance delicately fills the room. It really smells exactly like you brewed some hazelnut coffee, on a chilly morning. I’ve found this to be the most relaxing fragrance I’ve tried. It’s my new favorite.Apple Cinnamon: Did someone bake an apple pie? You might think so after lighting this candle. This one was a fall favorite in our home. That is, until my daughter burned the ENTIRE CANDLE when I was briefly out of town. I’m still bitter.Bourbon Barrel: I hate this one. I don’t know how to describe the fragrance, but it wasn’t at all what I was expecting. It has a strong, perfumy smell that I could feel in my nose and lungs. I tried it twice, and I’ll be sending this to my husband’s office. He’s not sensitive. [...]
