Le Jardin d'Hugo Guernesey perfumed Candle 170 gr

Le Jardin d'Hugo Guernesey perfumed Candle 170 gr

The aromatic library should be formed under the influence of mood and personal preferences, but do not forget about the classics. The scent of the Le Jardin d'Hugo Guernesey perfumed candle from the famous French brand Jardins D'Ecrivains is just such a classic and laconic aroma.

Its creation was inspired by the life and work of the literary genius Victor Hugo, who gave the world thousands of luxurious works. The sophisticated, but at the same time universal design of the candle will elegantly fit into the interior of any apartment. The cozy, quiet crackling of the wick will create a special, warm atmosphere in the room, giving household members pleasant moments of peace and tranquility. The aromatic composition of the candle consists of subtle, sonorous chords of hyacinth, whose fragrance is supported by the sweetness of irises melting in a fresh cloud of bergamot.

Directions for use: Before lighting a candle, the room must be thoroughly ventilated, and then done again when the candles are extinguished. You should not light candles for several hours at a time (sometimes they burn for days) and you should not use them as an air freshener. To create a pleasant atmosphere, it is enough for a paraffin candle to burn in a ventilated room 2-3 times a week, for about half an hour.

Bergamot
Bergamot, the fruit of the bergamot tree, resembles a small green orange. Its zest is the source of a soft and piquant aroma. Widely used in perfumery, and also as a flavoring agent for food products, for example, in Earl Gray tea.

Iris
The iris was a sacred flower for the Egyptians. The name comes from the Greek word Iridos, which means “messenger of the gods.” The iris has long been a symbol of French kings for its greatness and strength. The root of the orris plant adds a powdery aroma.

Hyacinth
Legend has it that hyacinth is Apollo's attempt to immortalize Hyakinthos by turning him into a beautiful flower. The captivating and enveloping aroma of hyacinth symbolizes elegance and freedom of spirit. Wild hyacinth grows in Great Britain and the British Isles.