Unfortunately I didn’t get to use it before the glass soap dispenser fell in my sink and broke. It smelled wonderful, so I will be placing another order soon!

Bought this as a gift for someone who is very particular about scents. Bought a second one for him after I heard “We burn it all the time. It’s almost gone.”

I just want to rave about this candle! It smells soooo good and makes the whole house smell like freshly cut Laventer! To top it off, it's ALL Natural! This is a win win situation. :) I had pretty much given up candles.... until I found these, that is! Loving the all natural line. You have outdone yourseves with this new Bloomfield Lavender one I must say!

Peppermint frosting is the perfect description of this scent. It's lightly sweet and lightly minty. Fresh and soft and everything crisp and clean. A winner in my book!

This candle is very nice with a unique aroma. Shipping was super fast. Support small businesses!

I can be hit or miss on “spiced” scents but this one is a definite hit. 100% will buy this again!

Absolutely LOVE this scent.
Smells amazing both as a candle and soap.
An easy yes to buying again!

Love this candle! It smells great. Love the artwork!

I love this adorable candle. It's nice to light it in the evening and enjoy the beautiful glow and scent.

The scent is a delightful mix of oak, smoke, and just a hint of “I might wear a kilt to the grocery store” But, let's talk about burn time! Hours after lighting, I was still basking in the warm glow and delightful scent, and I was pretty sure I could hear bagpipes playing in the background. Or maybe that was just the neighbor’s dog howling? Hard to tell after a few rounds of Scotch!

If you’ve ever dreamed of turning your home into a cozy Scottish bakery without the flour explosions, the Scottish Shortbread Candle is your ticket to a caloric paradise—minus the calories!

Upon first lighting this candle, I was whisked away to the rolling hills of Scotland, where sheep graze nonchalantly and the air smells of butter and nostalgia. The scent wafted through my living room, wrapping around me like a warm, buttery hug. For a moment, I thought I might actually be able to resist the temptation of a midnight snack.

Spoiler: I failed.

As the candle flickered, I began to notice its unique qualities, the wax appears to have been crafted by a mystical Scottish artisan and the candle's burn time is impressive, it lasted longer than my Uncle Angus’s tales of his “youthful adventures.” (He claims he once wrestled a bear for a cookie. We’re still skeptical.) By the end of the evening, we were all convinced the house was filled with cookie magic. So much so, in fact, that my cousin suggested we start a bake sale. I quickly vetoed that idea because, frankly, I’m not ready to explain to people why the only thing for sale is a partially melted candle.

I ordered the coffee wax melts and just had to come back to order the candle next! I love how the smell is not overwhelming, I get headaches easily which prevented me from buying a lot of name brand candles. But these candles are just perfect!

I got the apple candle and coffee wax melts. It was packaged securely so the glass candle didn’t break. It even came with the sweetest note. The coffee sent is my favorite and I’m definitely ordering the coffee candle next. The apple is my husbands favorite, it literally smells like a spiced apple cider. Also, the prices are amazing for what you get, nothing beats homemade.

For those who crave the sophisticated aroma of Scotch and Scottish heritage, the Sporran & Scotch Candle is an olfactory masterpiece. It’s like having a highland celebration in your living room—minus the Scotch and the sporran. Who knew that a candle could so perfectly simulate the essence of Scottish festivity? It’s like having a very polite Scottish party in wax form.

Have you ever wished your home could smell like a delightful bakery without the calories? The Scottish Shortbread Candle has taken the noble tradition of shortbread and distilled it into a fragrance that’s a tantalizing mix of “almost cookies” and “what was that again?” It’s the perfect way to pretend you’ve indulged in a Scottish treat without actually having to deal with crumbs.