Category: Candles
The campground is calling with notes of fresh wet leaves and vetiver grass. Find a spot, pitch your tent, and let the good times begin.
Top Notes: Fresh Air, Bergamot, Grass
Mid Notes: Soil, Wet Leaves, Dandelion
Base Notes: Vetiver, Cedarwood, Sandalwood
This candle genuinely captures that damp-earth scent after a storm, not just some generic pine. The wet leaves and vetiver grass notes are so distinct that I actually felt like I was sitting by a campfire. It burns cleanly and the throw fills my whole living room.
I was skeptical a candle could smell like the outdoors, but the wet leaves and soil notes are remarkably authentic. It fills the room with that crisp, earthy scent after a rain. Burns evenly and lasts a good while.
The wet leaves note is surprisingly authentic—it reminds me of hiking after a rain. The grass and soil combo makes my living room feel like a forest floor. Burns evenly too.
This candle actually smells like standing in a damp forest after a rainstorm, not like a sugary air freshener. The fresh air and bergamot top notes blend perfectly with that earthy soil middle.
The wet leaf note is so realistic it actually smells like hiking after a light rain. I’ve been burning it in the living room and the vetiver grass scent lingers just enough without being overwhelming. Perfect for winding down after a long day.
I lit this before bed and my room instantly smelled like a misty morning in the woods. The vetiver grass note really grounds the scent, making it feel authentic instead of artificial.
The wet leaves note is so realistic it actually reminds me of hiking after a storm. I’ve been burning it in my living room and the grassy undertone fills the space perfectly without being overpowering. Definitely buying another for my next camping trip.
I lit this candle while reading on a rainy evening, and the wet leaves and vetiver notes perfectly captured that earthy after-storm vibe. The bergamot adds just enough brightness to keep it from feeling heavy.
The wet leaves and soil notes are incredibly realistic—it actually smells like the morning after a rainstorm on a hiking trail. The bergamot gives it just a bit of brightness so it's not too heavy for indoors.
I was skeptical about a "wet leaves" candle, but the soil and vetiver notes are surprisingly grounding without being too earthy. It burns cleanly and the scent fills a small room nicely, though I wish the bergamot came through just a bit stronger.