A tantalizing blend that combines fresh top notes of green leaves and pear provide a crisp and invigorating opening, while the heart of apple and pink peppercorn adds a unique fruity and spicy twist. The base notes of light musk and nutmeg create a warm and inviting finish to the fragrance.
Apples and Pink Peppercorn
Rating is 4.2 out of five stars based on 10 reviews
PriceFrom $8.95
Top: Green Leaves, Pear
Middle: Apple, Pink Peppercorn
Base: Nutmeg, Light Musk
Reviews
I first tried this scent last Dec 2022 and quite dissatisfied with the smell more peppery and less of an apple. Our customers didn't like it either so most of the candles with this scent just laid on our rack. I wouldn't like the items to go to waste so after a month, I opened one 6.8oz bottled candle for myself and VOILA! I WAS AMAZED at how it filled our 40sqm room with the sweet fragrance of the apple and no more of that peppery smell. I was really so happy with the outcome. After that, I tried to do a 75/25 blend with Vanilla Bean and it was such a bestseller with a good HT even before the 2-weeks curing time.
Last week I was doing inventory and found a bottle of this fragrance tucked away. I had not liked it at all and had regretted buying it. I took a sniff and to my surprise it smelled amazing. My sense of smell has been distorted since having covid. This fragrance is the only one of the many fragrances that I have in my shop that does not smell terrible to me now. I am relieved to have found something that smells pleasant again.
This is such a pleasant, underrated scent to burn this time of year. I like to burn this while I'm working my daytime job and unusually enough, I've been savoring the 4oz tester I made a while back. I will have to get more just to burn for myself when my candle is gone! It is more fruity than spicy.
I didn’t love the scent right out of the bottle. But I wanted to use it to make a batch of soap so I blended it with lime essential oil. It was beautiful and a hit. However, don’t mix it with colorant. Somehow it made my red mica powder turn orange. It was very weird.
I mixed mine with Fir Tree and my customers loved it!!!! Not sure what it smells like burning by itself though. I do cater to cutomers that like uniquely blended candles though. I consider this one of my novelty candles. Its more for the sophisicated candle buyer.