Wax Melt

A beautifully fresh and herbaceous fragrance inspired by open hillsides in bloom. Green, aromatic thyme is softened with delicate wild honey sweetness, creating a scent that feels both bright and comforting. Light, natural, and quietly uplifting, it brings the essence of sun-warmed meadows and...

Inspired by the fresh air and rugged beauty of Scotland’s most iconic trail, this fragrance blends cool aromatic notes with warm, comforting depth. Crisp hints of lavender and mint are balanced by smooth vanilla, soft woods, and gentle amber, creating a scent that feels...

Straight from the wee sweetie shop on the corner, this playful fragrance captures the classic scent of sherbet lemons, bright citrus sweetness wrapped around a fizzy, zingy centre. Bursting with sharp lemon notes and sugary sparkle, it’s a joyful throwback to paper bags full...

Glen Clova is widely regarded as one of the finest raspberry varieties, celebrated for its early-season harvest and beautifully sweet flavour. Inspired by this abundance, our Raspberry Cranachan candle captures the rich, juicy essence of ripe raspberries, layered with creamy sweetness and a subtle...

Across the Lothian’s dusky air,Lavender drifts, both sweet and fair;A soothing hush, a gentle sigh,As evening paints the fading sky. Breathe in the calming fragrance of Lothian lavender, where soft floral notes drift gently through the air like evening light over rolling fields. This...

“The hue of heather-honey, the hue of honey-bees,Shall tinge her golden shoulder, shall gild her tawny knees.” Scottish heather grows freely and abundantly, carpeting the moors, glens, and highlands in a glorious sweep of purple. This beautifully crafted candle captures that delicate, honeyed floral...

“Thou art music of my heart,Harp of joy, oh cush mo chree;Moon of guidance by night,Strength and light thou ’rt to me.” Soft, warm romantic notes inspired by the spirit of the islands are beautifully captured in this elegant fragrance. Gentle and evocative, it...

Dr Alexander Garden, born in January 1730 in Birse, Aberdeenshire, was the son of a clergyman and developed an early interest in both medicine and natural history. His legacy as a botanist lives on today through the beautiful gardenia flower, which was named in...