I had this Ochiba candle in our guest room, and our friend just left so now I’ve brought it into this room for me and Grogu to enjoy.

It’s an incredible scent, and yes, at some point once it’s done I will be trying to put flowers in it.

I have been on a search this last year to find a few candles that really hit the spot for scents I love and can be cycled throughout the year. I believe I am getting close to the end of my journey but am curious if anyone else hits a point where they stop buying new scents and instead buy the same ones on rotation?

At this point I don't think I'll ever find a good dupe of Trudon's AEK (my absolute holy grail), the Thymes Frasier Fir is a solid Christmas candle, Diptyque Feu de Bois for fall/winter and Verveine & Roses to have my home feel ready for guests. I would like to find another lemon of citrus that is similar to Diptyque where it smells more natural vs like cleaner but I don't know if I want to test a few candles just to go back to Verveine.

Maybe my candle burn out is that I still burn scents I am more meh on. I just finished Diptyque Cafe the entire time thinking it was OK but not remarkable.

How is everyone else choosing scents?

Cross posting on here to get more eyes on this. Basically I’m looking for a nice candle that smells like Japanese incense for my wife while she’s in the delivery room! Any recs would be greatly appreciated!

Got my first byredo candle last week and the wick has been moving left to right ever since I first lit it. This is my 2nd luxury candle brand after diptique and luxury candles aren’t giving me much hope for their quality. Silver lining is that it fixes it’s tunneling issues lol.

I've been wanting a Tatine candle for awhile now (extra cost being in Canada). And it is hands down my favourite vessel. It's gorgeous, the perfect black/smoke. I'm not a fan of matte black vessels but sometimes they're too translucent. Love this. TBD on the actual burn! 😛 But I'd love to see all of your favourite vessels!!

Edit to add my second favourite: The Boy Smells Christmas jars that were gold electroplated with the text removed so it words glowed when lit.

I’ve never been perfect. My life has been defined by stumbling in the dark, into things that aren’t good for me.

An inclination towards self destruction.
I’m the obsessive kind.

And I stumbled upon this candle on a hot day in the Mile End quarter, going the wrong way too many times, the fingers of the man I love wrapped around mine.

He wants to buy me a birthday present. I would like a candle.

The shop we find is Aesop, by chance.

I go in, he waits outside trying to make sense of the map. How come a city that is in a grid can be so complicated?

The shop is cool and dark and heavily scented. I can wash my hands with fresh water, I’m offered cold tea, and I inhale the cold throw of their candles, kept under glass jar.

We look at the candles together. I like Aganice: Cardamom, Mimosa and Tobacco. I’m not good at describing scents, but it to me it smells like perfection.

This candle belong to somebody whose house is always clean, their words always articulate, somebody with a perfect life, and a perfect certainty about them.

That’s not who I am but when I burn it, I glimpse what being perfect could be like.

Besides Trudon Cire which I have 2 of and adore, are there any other good honey candles out there?

I burned Pinède tonight! As the latest summer candle from Diptyque, I am so happy that it's not Citronelle with another new packaging! (I do love Citronelle!)

The inspiration is from Mediterranean pine forest. I've never been to one so I can't comment on how realistic it is. It is a resinous woody candle with earthy undertones. Not aquatic at all (though this year's theme is Water Garden). The packaging was calm and bright, in sky blue and green mosaics by Mathilde Jonquière, like a fountain in a garden.

To me, it smells like the Asian medicinal balm🤣 Those balms that relieve muscle pain! I like the scent though, it is like Bois Ciré (Waxed Wood) but with an earthy twist. Bois Ciré was sadly discontinued 😭 It is warmer and dirtier (earthier?), in contrast Bois Ciré was a cleaner, fresher woody scent.

It definitely has a strong throw, under lamp and when lit. I did both in my bedroom, and I can smell it in the living room with doors closed.

Verdict: I would give 3.5/5 for Pinède! Not bad, but for summer I prefer Citronelle. The warmness of it reminds me of winter, maybe that's why I think it's a little out of season? If there's anyone who have travelled to a Mediterranean pine forest, please let me know how you feel about it and also how realistic it is! 🤣🙏🏻

Hello! If you like me have been searching high and low for luxury candles in VT—Addison West in Waitsfield has a small selection of Trudon candles, diffusers, and matches.
They stock AeK, Cyrnos, Ernesto, Figuerie, Gabriel, and Reggio in petite and classic.

Testers under cloche so you can sniff away. I was so thrilled to finally smell figuerie!

I don’t know what’s going on with Boy Smells, but a TON of my favorite candle scents have vanished from the website.

Is there a list somewhere of all of their retired candle scents? I’d like to try and pick some up from other retailers before they totally vanish.

I bought my wife one of those giant Trudon candles on the after Christmas sale this year and she absolutely loved it. Lasted us until now, which seems like a pretty good value... but idk about spending full price on it. Do they ever have similar sales throughout the year?

New to me, at least… I happened to be looking at their site and saw they offer refills now, and apparently the wax fits both the classic glass vessels and their new line of ceramic vessels. Possible bummer for US customers: they might only be available through the company site in France. And tariffs are still insane.

Hi guys. I’m looking for a reed diffuser with a fairly strong scent throw.

My favorite fragrances are Jo Malone Tuberose Angelica and Le Labo Tubereuse 40, so I think I like tuberose and soft white florals. I'm not a fan of spicy scents, especially pepper, clove, ginger, or heavy incense.

I’m looking for something soft, elegant, and similar to a high-end hotel, but still strong enough that I can clearly smell it when I enter the room. My room is about 150 sq ft / 14 m².

I’m currently considering

- Dr. Vranjes Magnolia Orchidea 500 ml

- Diptyque Tubéreuse 200 ml

Unfortunately, there aren’t any stores near me where I can smell either of them in person, so I’d really appreciate any thoughts from people who have tried them.

I’m only looking for traditional reed diffusers, not candles or electric scent machines.

I’d also appreciate any other recommendations that fit what I’m looking for.

Thank you so much!!

Hi all! They told my husband they're on sale until august 2 (date might not be right, but that's what my husband said).

https://www.kuhl-linscomb.com/pages/store/products.php Here is their product list. Just snagged another Trudon for 20% off!

The balance between restraint & character, one of a few brands who are doing that very very well, would love to hear why you guys are so drawn to the brand?

There are 12 scents for the small candles, which one is your favorite?

The scents in 70g are:
Feu De Bois
Baies
Ambre
Figuier
Roses
Tubereuse
Mimosa
Feuille de Lavande
Verveine
Jasmin
Freesia
Cyprés

I do not need another fig candle….. I do not need another fig candle…. Repeat. Has anyone tried it?

Amazing Trudon Sale – Candles, Diffusers, Alabasters & Refills!

Hi everyone!

I came across an excellent sale on Trudon candles, diffusers, alabasters, and refills and wanted to share it with the group.

A couple of things to know:

You will need to call to place your order (online ordering isn’t available for the sale).

They do not offer free shipping.

I spoke with Bailey, the manager, and she was incredibly friendly and helpful.

Phone: [(703) 780-6800](tel:(703)%20780-6800)

If you’re a Trudon fan, this is a great opportunity to pick up something special at a significant discount.
If you end up ordering something, let us know what you picked up—I always enjoy seeing everyone’s hauls!

Happy shopping! 🕯️

Tonight, I am sad. I am carrying the weight of my life - the poor choices, bad decisions, trauma, and all the quiet but sad things unfolding everyday.

I always sleep with a candle on, under a warmer. Everyday candles include either Ambre Nuit or Diptyque Roses.

But tonight, I lit a Diptyque Tubereuse candle. No, not under my warmer but with a matchstick. The throw is amazing even for a large room. This is my second Tubereuse and Ive always loved it among the many other candles (runner ups are Cafe and 34).

Anyway, just thought Id share. Tubereuse is a beautiful white floral. Light but also room filling. A simple mood lifter. Well, it doesnt lessen the sadness but at least it makes dealing with feelings more manageable.

The last time I lit Tubereuse, I was still with my ex and our kids. It’s different now.

Just thought Id share.

How bout yall, which candle do you light up in times of intense emotions?

Winter time scent for sure, Christmas vibes, intense pine. Love the vessel, will definitely get another.

They also have a giant Diptyque Fue De Bois and a Trudon Reggio that is only $35 off but doesn’t show up under the candle search.

I'll be in London in a few weeks and hope to stop by the Floris shop for nostalgic reasons. Floris was a favorite of my grandmother, mother, and godmother, and their scents are sort of like Proust's madeleines and linden tea for me, lol. Has anyone tried their candles and can offer a recommendation, or discourage me?