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Scented Candles Not Just A Gimmick

by sparta

There I was, sitting in my mother's lounge while she went off to
make tea and suddenly someone hissed at me. Now, it's not a big
lounge, not the type where you could hide someone behind the
curtains or anything like that, but there was a definite hissing
nonetheless. I looked around me, I even looked under the sofa,
but nothing. All was quiet and I began to think that I had
imagined the whole thing. When she came back into the room, it
happened again and she took no notice of it until she saw my
face. She then pointed to an air freshener up on the wall.

Now, these air fresheners are designed to spray of their own
accord every so many minutes depending on how smelly you think
your house is. Personally, I don't really want a waft of
something flowery up my nose every five minutes but then neither
do I want the scent of my son's trainers finding its way up there
either, so what to do?

Some people like to use scented candles and these are a much
more subtle way of bringing an aroma to a room that is not
overpowering. They don't have that strong chemical undertone of a
squirty type air freshener and they do seem to have a more
natural smell to them. This is probably because the smell that is
infused into a scented candle will come from natural aromatic
oils instead of chemicals which makes the whole experience much
more pleasant.

One young man that works with me swears by scented candles. Not
to remove the smell of his trainers but for wooing his lady
friends. I'm not entirely sure that this is going to do it but he
assures me that along with the scattered rose petals and Marvin
Gaye's Sexual Healing that he is on to a winner!  Funnily enough,
he is still single.

At least with a scented candle you don't just get a delicate
smell but you also get some atmospheric lighting. There is
nothing quite like it in the winter than to come home from work
on a dark, drizzly night into a warm home that is nicely lit with
anything other than a harsh, overhead light and the faint wafts
of a scented candle coming your way.

There are scented candles for every season too. For the spring,
you will find candles with hints of delicate primroses and the
like, just to give you that hopeful feeling inside. In the
summer, scented candles are just great for the outdoors. Most of
them will have citrus scents that feel refreshing and they can
also be infused with insect repellents. Sitting a scented candle
in a high sided glass makes it useful for outdoor living during
summer months, will keep midges and thus bites, away and will
give your garden a very romantic glow.

In the autumn you will find scented candles that hint at apples
and autumn leaves but for me, there is nothing quite like the
aromas of cinnamon, ginger and all the winter spices that heat
your senses through. 
Many people also find scented candles useful in the bathroom.
For those who enjoy nothing more than unwinding and relaxing in a
long, hot bath why would you want to do so under a 60 watt light
bulb. Better to enhance the whole experience with some scented
candles designed specifically for relaxation, such as lavender.

Expert buyer Catherine Harvey looks at the use of <a
href="http://www.thecandlelightcompany.co.uk/">scented
candles</a> for relaxation or wooing.

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