Candle Scents - Your favorites?

[revshoney]

I am currently burning a creamy custard a blushing apple candle by GLADE' cheap but smells great.......GET LONGER USE OUT OF YOUR CANDLES LADIES AND USE A CANDLE BURNER $5.97 at WALMART.......

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Originally Posted by MissBrattified

Come up with? Are you making your own candles?

I sell my painted furniture and candles in my daughter's boutique.

I am getting out of the fall season and needing to replace three scents that I don't want to carry anymore.

[Sherri]

Originally Posted by revshoney

I am currently burning a creamy custard a blushing apple candle by GLADE' cheap but smells great.......GET LONGER USE OUT OF YOUR CANDLES LADIES AND USE A CANDLE BURNER $5.97 at WALMART.......

I don't even know what that is!!!

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Originally Posted by Tina

Baked cookie scents

Apple-Cinnamon

Butter Cream

You probably already have those though...

I have an apple scent I call - "Sinfully Spicy" A big seller. Very risque', huh? lol

I have "Grandma's Kitchen" a pound cake scent.

Coconut Island - a pie scent

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Originally Posted by Kutless

I don't know how to spell it but I always liked Pachuli.

There was a combo I smelled the other day Rose/pear. Smelled good.

How about dirty laundry.............or gym socks.

I have a very expensive Patchouli that I can't carry because I will have to pass the cost on to the customers. I'm not a big fan of Patch, but the one I have has an orange element in it, and I love anything with orange.

I also just test poured a Raspberry Patchouli. Didn't really care for it.


Mainly, Patchouli reminds me of Grand Funk Railroad and the 60's. lol Not going there. lol

[revshoney]

It looks like a hot pad for a coffee cup... I gave these to my mil and sil for Christmas this year.......

Originally Posted by Sherri

I don't even know what that is!!!

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Originally Posted by Sherri

I walked in the office at church today and suddenly was craving oatmeal cookies. Our secretary was burning a candle that smelled exactly like homemade oatmeal cookies and I was SOOOOOOOOOO ready for one!

That is a good candle scent. I just don't like to smell food scents in a candle, but I know people like them. You know, I might consider this one, Sherri. Thanks.

[Margies3]

I love anything cinnamon.

Walt looks for Christmas Tree scented candles at holiday time.

By the way, if you really want to get alot of use out of your candles, get a small crockpot. The smallest you can find. Then turn it on and put a votive candle in it and let it go. At night, you turn the crockpot off and let the wax cool down. Then turn it on the next day and use the same candle again. If you have good candles, you can get 5-7 days out of one votive. We have a place here called Swan Creek Candle Company. I only buy their candles. They last longer and smell stronger than most any other I've ever found (except the amaretto one I got from my friend here. I won't name names cuz then everyone will want one. But that amaretto was wonderful!!!)

Oh ya - and CLOVES!! I LOVE cloves!

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Originally Posted by tamor

Sugar Plum

I haven't seen a supplier with that particular name. Both of those sound great together. I'm thinking it would only go over during the winter. I'll check it out. THanks Tamor!

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Originally Posted by MissBrattified

I don't know if it would make a good candle or not, but I LOVE the smell of Cardamom.

That is an excellent base note, MB! I would like that also. I have a Peppercorn candle I poured. It's very manly! I call it "Daddy's Hugs". Love it!