Sunday afternoons I always try to dedicate to some relaxation time. I try to finish all my chores and like to try to unwind and plan the week ahead. Sometimes I head out, other times I'm at home, but this relaxation almost always also involves some chocolate, tea or sometimes a glass of wine.... and it always does involve burning a candle.
A few weeks ago I visited the lovely Semi Expat as she was taking care of Peony, a divine perfumery in Hawthorn and got myself a new candle. Since then I've been burning Cire Trudon Odalisque - Fleur d'oranger/Orange blossom
Enclosed in citrus and wood bark, the orange blossom weaves a painter's dream from which escapes the pale volute of smoke from a narghile. As an orientalist painting, furiously romantic, the vigorous scent of the cade, and solar splinter of citrus fruits, come out as a thin blade in the silky shadow of vanilla.
The candles are really indulgent and richly fragrant and not to mention beautifully packaged.
270g boxed candle - up to 80 hour burn time - $99 Peony Melbourne
Hi - what a treat, I have a Dyptique one in my favourite fig fragrance. Just need to find the time to light it - you might have just inspired me. x
ReplyDeleteHi:)
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing as nice as a nice candle to feel a bit idulgent:)
That special feeling we all need from time to time:)
Have a nice day - sp
p:S off topic: The sun is really shining in Oslo at the moment:)
Bye
Hello ! many thanks for the lovely mention for me and for Peony... again, it was so nice to meet you when you came in that day...
ReplyDeleteSarah x
What a lovely idea.
ReplyDeleteI'd almost forgotten about candles.
I am a huge fan of fig too.
SSG xxx
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