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Scent Notes

Explore individual fragrance notes and find products that feature them.

38 notes · each with its own page

Scent notes are the building blocks of candles, fragrance oils, and other home fragrance. Knowing a few core notes — like lavender, cedar, vanilla, or sandalwood — makes it much easier to search by smell instead of brand alone.

Pick a note below to learn what it smells like, common pairings, and how it shows up in products. Then jump into search to find matching items in the catalog.

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AmberWarm, resinous, and golden — a classic base that adds depth and glow. BergamotBright, citrusy, and slightly floral — a refined, elegant top note. CardamomAromatic, sweet-spicy, and soft — elegant warmth with a green edge. CedarDry, woody, and slightly sweet — classic in masculine and forest blends. CinnamonSpicy, warm, and comforting — especially popular in fall and holiday scents. CitrusBright, zesty, and uplifting — lemon, orange, bergamot, and more. CoconutCreamy, tropical, and soft — warm and beachy rather than heavy. EucalyptusFresh, camphorous, and clarifying — often paired with mint or citrus. FigGreen, milky, and slightly sweet — Mediterranean and modern. FrankincenseResinous, incense-like, and meditative — dry balsamic depth. GardeniaCreamy, white floral, and lush — rich petal for romantic rooms. GingerBright, spicy, and warm — clean heat with a citrusy edge. GrapefruitBright, zesty, and slightly bitter — a lively, modern citrus note. HoneyWarm, golden, and softly sweet — nectar comfort without pure candy. IrisPowdery, soft, and elegant — a refined, violet-adjacent note. JasmineRich, floral, and slightly sweet — a classic romantic heart note. LavenderCalming, herbal, and timeless — one of the most popular candle and oil notes. LeatherSmooth, rich, and slightly smoky — classic in polished and masculine profiles. LinenClean, soft, and airy — the “fresh laundry” family of scents. MintCool, bright, and clarifying — a fresh herbal note that wakes up a room. MuskSoft, clean, and skin-like — makes blends feel smooth and wearable. NeroliBright orange blossom — floral-citrus, fresh, and slightly honeyed. OakmossEarthy, forest-floor, and chypre — grounding depth under citrus and florals. OudRich, woody, and resinous — deep and luxurious. PatchouliEarthy, rich, and grounding — anchors many deeper, complex blends. PeonySoft, rosy, and airy — a fresh floral for spring and everyday elegance. PineCrisp, resinous, and evergreen — the classic forest note. PumpkinSweet, spiced, and seasonal — the classic autumn gourmand note. RoseRomantic, floral, and elegant — from soft powdery to rich and deep. SageHerbal, earthy, and slightly camphorous — a grounding green note. SandalwoodWarm, creamy, and woody with a soft, grounding character. Sea SaltClean, mineral, and coastal — fresh air by the water. SmokeAtmospheric, woody, and slightly charred — adds depth and mood. TeakwoodDry, smooth, and modern woody — clean wood without heavy smoke. TobaccoRich, warm, and slightly sweet — a sophisticated note in deeper blends. TonkaWarm, sweet, and slightly spiced — vanilla with more depth. VanillaCreamy, sweet, and comforting — a classic base in cozy and gourmand blends. VetiverEarthy, smoky, and green — dry, grounded, and refined.