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February 19, 2008

Unique Scented Candles

For many years, vanilla-based aromas have emerged as the most sought-after candle scent, closely followed by traditional fruit and floral scents. Recently, though, the industry has seen an increase in popularity of more uniquely scented candles. Those seeking more unconventional aromas may opt for a leathery or “new car” scent, patchouli or more earthy incense-based aromas, or “Zen” scents that use herb essences like chamomile and green tea leaves to promote relaxation.

Many of today’s unique scents take their cues from traditional ones. Popular baking aromas like cinnamon, apple, and vanilla have spawned more original candle scents designed to re-create the fragrances and tastes of certain favorite foods, such as cheesecake, maple syrup pancakes, and oatmeal raisin cookies.

Worried about scented candles posing a safety hazard? No matter what fragrance you choose, there are several simple guidelines to follow when burning your candle to ensure optimal safety conditions. Candles should always be burned at a safe distance from flammable materials. If pairing your candle with greenery or other decorative adornments, perhaps as part of a centerpiece, make sure the flame is encased in a glass jar. Candles should not be burned in an unoccupied room, or within reach of small children or pets. Finally, it’s recommended that a fire-resistant plate is used beneath pillar candles instead of setting them directly on a candleholder’s surface.*

Our unique scented candles also make a great gift idea. Candle enthusiasts will appreciate the opportunity to add more avant-garde aromas to their collection, and those who are new to candle aromas will be pleasantly surprised by the distinctive fragrances in our exclusive assortment.

*Safety tips derived from the National Candle Association (www.candles.org).

Stacy

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