Find your Luxury Scented Candle

Transform your home with our Handmade Scented Candles

Our seven scented candle fragrances have been carefully designed to appeal to a diverse audience. Each candle in the Reflect Line contains a 10% fragrance concentration.

However, the olfactory intensity of the seven candles varies from one candle to the next. Depending on the sensitivity of your nose, one scent may seem too strong or too weak to you, while another person may have a completely different olfactory perception than you.

Here are some tips for making your choice remotely :

First, identify the scent profile that describes each of our candles. This will help determine whether it's a candle you should keep or discard.

Next, identify the main notes that go into each candle's composition. These are essentially the main ingredients here. And, some raw materials will immediately resonate with your olfactory preferences.

At this stage, you can choose the olfactory safety with the raw materials you already know. Or, let yourself be completely surprised by choosing your scented candle based on the art image or the name of the candle .

Thirdly, you can trust us; with the description of the text of each of the seven candles. Indeed, each fragrance was created in harmony and according to the energy of the paintings.

When writing the briefs, I asked perfumer Nathalie Feisthauer to absolutely include certain favorite raw materials so that they would be found in our scented candles .

Inside each box are a poem, a philosophical text, and a candle-lighting ritual . These were written by the creator and medium Céline Joyce Douay and channeled according to the energy of the artwork.

Letting Go, Galactic, Obsession, Transformation, Dare, Mystery, Renewal are unique and artistic fragrances that I look forward to introducing you to and enjoying during your relaxing moments with family or friends.

Ultimately, let your heart guide you in choosing your next Ligne Reflect scented candle, whether for yourself or as a gift.

Written by Christine Vuong