Category: Bougies
Flammes crépitantes de feu de camp. Guimauve à la vanille d'une douceur moelleuse. Sucre caramélisé qui bouillonne jusqu'à devenir croustillant.
Notes olfactives : Guimauve, Vanille, Feu de camp
The caramelized sugar note is what really sells it for me, it smells exactly like a toasted s'more without being cloying. And that crackling wick makes the whole room feel cozier, even on a Tuesday night. I've already burned through two, this is my third.
The first time I lit it, the crackling wick genuinely sounded like a campfire and filled my whole apartment with that toasted vanilla smell. I keep catching myself just standing near it, sniffing the air like a weirdo. It burns slow and even, so I’ve already ordered a backup.
The crackling sound when it burns is such a nice touch—it genuinely feels like a campfire without the smoke smell. The caramelized sugar note comes through strong and sweet, and the marshmallow stays pillowy underneath.
