Take the guesswork out of choosing a scent and let our founder, Ingrid, do it for you!

This guide was created to feel like an IRL shopping trip together – Ingrid will share all the reasons why she picked it for you, the inspiration behind the scent and her favorite pairings to set the perfect mood. Just answer the question below to get started!

How do you want to feel when you’re burning this candle?

Grounded + Creative
The Dropout Candle

SMELLS LIKE

Golden Saffron, Hemp Leaves, Sueded Leather, Smoked Vanilla

WHY THIS SCENT?

As a college dropout who loved learning but hated school, I know what it feels like to be underestimated – especially when you decide to take an untraditional path in life. The Dropout is my pick for you because it’s bold, rebellious and has a rich inner quality to it. When I first burned this candle, I wasn’t expecting it to feel so warm and grounding, but that’s the thing about rebels – they’re always full of surprises.

PAIR IT WITH

dark chocolate and a good book

LISTEN TO

Fleur Blanche - Orsten
Romantic & Confident
Androgyne Candle

SMELLS LIKE

Dewy Peony, Rose Petals, Plum, Rich Incense

WHY THIS SCENT?

Around the time I dreamt up this scent, I was listening to a lot of Christine and the Queens. There’s a fluidity to the artist that feels captivating and completely natural all at once. I wanted to capture this in a scent – something that’s neither masculine nor feminine, but a blend of both that shifts slightly every time you smell it. It’s soft and romantic, confident and mysterious, dark and intense. It’s my interpretation of “je ne sais quoi” in a fragrance.

PAIR IT WITH

a glass of red wine and great conversation

LISTEN TO

3SEX - Christine and the Queens
Energized + Optimistic
Heatwave Candle

SMELLS LIKE

Fresh Dill, Cucumber, Summer Peaches, Patchouli

WHY THIS SCENT?

Heatwave began as a vision in my imagination: a hot summer day, the delight of a sudden rainshower while the sun is out, humidity, a garden bursting with green herbs, wet earth, bare feet, a flowy linen dress, the feeling of total presence. To me, this scent captures the dreamy optimism of a perfect afternoon. It’s pure bliss. 

PAIR IT WITH

Iced tea and working from home

LISTEN TO

Cool Woman - TRACE
Cozy + Comforted
The Usual Candle

SMELLS LIKE

Cocoa Powder, Pistachio, Black Coffee, Vanilla Bean, Sueded Oak

WHY THIS SCENT?

This scent is my pick for you because I suspect that if you’ve landed here, you’re a connoisseur of coziness like myself. Imagine walking into your favorite coffee shop, bundled in a snuggly sweater and ordering your usual. That’s how The Usual feels and I think you’ll fall head over heels for it.

PAIR IT WITH

A croissant and the morning paper

LISTEN TO

That's All - Ben Webster
Calm + Relaxed
Duvet Day Candle

SMELLS LIKE

Chamomile, Salted Lavender, Clean Linen, Soft Musk

WHY THIS SCENT?

I’m going to be honest: one of my favorite things to do is absolutely nothing. I love the feeling of climbing into a fluffy bed with crisp, clean sheets, watching my favorite TV shows and just luxuriating. I’ve chosen Duvet Day for you because it smells like something between a fancy spa and your favorite sweatshirt just out of the dryer. It’s delightfully calming and the ultimate “me time” fragrance.

PAIR IT WITH

A cozy blanket and your favorite rom-com

LISTEN TO

Saw You In A Dream - The Japanese House
Empowered + Centered
Mixed Feelings Candle

SMELLS LIKE

Crisp Pear, White Jasmine, Heather, Steamed Rice, Cedarwood Bark

WHY THIS SCENT?

Mixed Feelings was inspired by a lot of my personal memories – one of them being going to Temple with my mom and Kun Yai on weekends as a child. I saw my grandmother open up with confidence at Temple and it was clear she felt at home amongst her Thai community. I remember the abundant smell of incense, rice, and fresh fruits, which I think this fragrance captures so perfectly. This is my pick for you because it’s equal parts beautiful, peaceful and unapologetically unique.

PAIR IT WITH

Fresh fruit and your favorite low impact at-home workout

LISTEN TO

Falling, Catching - Anges Obel