Sugar Scented Candles

What sugar smells like

Sugar on its own smells like spun caramel, warm and slightly toasted. In a candle it is rarely alone. It sits under vanilla and butter to make a bakery scent, under cinnamon to make cookies, or behind strawberry and pineapple to make the fruit read ripe instead of tart. It is the note that makes a room feel like a kitchen someone is using. It suits people who want a warm, comforting scent and do not mind it being sweet.

Common questions

What does a sugar candle smell like?
Warm spun caramel underneath whatever it is paired with. In Snickerdoodle it reads as cookies, in Sugared Berries as jam.

Which room suits a sweet candle?
Kitchens and dining rooms, and living rooms in the fall and winter. Sweet scents feel out of place in a bathroom.

Are these too sweet?
The bakery ones are meant to be sweet. If you want it dialed back, the fruit blends like Pineapple and Hello Sunshine use sugar only as a finish.

How long do these burn?
Burn time goes by size. A 5 oz burns 50 or more hours, a 7 oz 60 or more, a 9 oz 65 or more and a 10 oz 80 or more.