What I’m Burning This Winter

Green tomato plant leaves on a vine in a clay pot.

Two candles I keep reaching for this month.

Saint Pat’s Church has a new blend. The old one was good, but to me this one is exceptional. It’s a bit stronger and it lingers more, and it reminds me of ritual, quiet, and old things that stand the test of time. Myrrh · Frankincense · Candlelight.

Hidden Valley is the one I love every winter. It’s fresh and minty and cool, like a breath of fresh air, except indoors where it’s warm. Creamy peppermint, evergreen, snow.

I’m testing a spring scent right now and I’d like your opinion. It’s tomato leaf, the green, sharp smell you get on your hands after brushing against a tomato plant, and it’s sort of a trending thing. Would you want to smell it in a candle? Let me know if I should keep trying to perfect it.

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