We almost forgot to mention that these candles make the perfect gift for the holidays! 🎁
Malin + Goetz Votive Candles come in a variety of unique fragrances, ideal for sensitive noses that detest anything overly fruity, sweet, or floral. Instead, opt for the likes of Dark Rum, Leather, Cannabis, or Tomato, the latter of which pulls basil, tomato, and mint notes to transform your kitchen into a sprawling herb garden.P.F. Candle Co.
is California-based, a detail that becomes evident when you take a look at its map of scents. San Francisco, for example, is inspired by the Redwood Forest with notes of cedar, cypress, redwood patchouli, and dried sage; Los Angeles evokes the experience of canyon hiking with redwood, lime, jasmine, and yarrow. Plus, chic packaging makes these giftable candles look like they were purchased from a high-end boutique, despite a relatively modest $24 price tag.
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