Category: Bougies
Des notes de gingembre s'échappent d'une table remplie de biscuits aux formes complexes. Des triomphes visionnaires et des exploits architecturaux rehaussés de gouttes de sucre colorées.
Notes de tête : zeste de citron, noix de muscade, cardamome
Notes de cœur : gingembre, quatre-épices, caramel
Notes de fond : biscuit sucré, glaçage, clou de girofle
I was skeptical a candle could evoke a bakery, but the lemon and cardamom notes smell incredibly authentic. Seeing those colorful gum drops molded into the wax is a fun detail that makes it feel like a tiny edible sculpture.
The scent throws beautifully—smelled the ginger and spice the moment I lifted the lid, not just when lit. Even unlit, the jar itself is a cute little display piece with those gumdrop details.
The lemon and nutmeg cut through the sweetness just right, making my whole kitchen smell like Christmas baking. Even unlit, the candle throws a surprising amount of scent, and the colorful gumdrops on top are a fun touch.
The lemon peel and nutmeg hit first, then the gingerbread scent really warms up the room. Even the wax has little colorful gum drops visible through the glass, which is a nice touch.
The gumdrop decorations on this candle are a nice touch, but the nutmeg and cardamom notes are a bit stronger than I'd like. Still, it burns evenly and fills the room with a cozy holiday aroma that lasts for hours.
The scent is warm and inviting, but I wish the ginger note were a bit stronger. The gumdrop accents on the jar look really festive though.