There are so many things to love about winter; wrapping up with a cosy hat, scarf and gloves, sipping on warm seasonal favourites – like mulled wine, hot chocolate or just a comforting tea, and the crisp, beautiful landscapes topped in glistening frosts. While the weather and setting isn’t perfect at all times – we all hate those grey, damp days! – it’s easy to recreate the magic of winter in your home. With scented candles, you can enjoy all the best bits of winter while snuggling up in the warm.
There are hundreds of scents and smells that are synonymous with wintertime, many of which evoke fond memories of childhood magic or romance. At Melt, we were able to come up with a few that brought back heartwarming memories of the season:
If the scents of winter make you feel all warm and cosy inside, why not fill your home with winter goodness everyday with a carefully blended Melt candle. Ideal for personal use, when chilling out in front of the fire, or Christmas cocktail parties, our scents help to create the perfect atmosphere especially using our Christmas scented candles.
Here are a few of our favourites…
The definitive autumn and winter fragrance is infused with fantastic seasonal ingredients including cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla and spice, for the perfect blend.
Ideal for: Fragrancing your home
Elegant, warm, and full of herbs and spices, Aubergine is a very charming scent offering notes of bergamot, amber, cinnamon and clove. The overall scent is very much like mulled wine.
Ideal for: Cocktail parties
Nutmeg and Vetiver Scented Candles
This enchanting, spicy fragrance features seasonal ingredients including nutmeg, orange and clove.
Ideal for: A winter wonderland-feel home
The perfect night time fragrance infused with bergamot, spicy clove and sweet vanilla. There’s something very special and sensual about this blend!
Ideal for: A night of romance or special dinner date
Our list of winter scents wouldn’t be complete without this spicy, warm fragrance featuring cinnamon and clove. You’ll know exactly why we decided to name it after the seasonal event of the year!
Ideal for: The 12 days of Christmas