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The product we are going to be talking about today is the Glade Rose & Bloom candle.
I was sent two 3.4oz one wick candles. Here's what they looked like:
Top view:
The top of the packaging had holes so you can smell the candles.
The side of the packaging has the warning label and some environmental facts
When you open the packaging from the candles they look like this...
The wax from the candle is white. The cup that the candle is in has little bumps on the top. All along the inside of the cup. Here's what it looks like...
Product Review: I really liked how this candle smelled when I lit it. The smell of the candle did in fact smell like a fresh bouquet of roses. Also the scent of this candle made
my living room smell lovely. I saw some reviews on line saying that this candle only smelled good when it wasn't lit up and when they lit it up that it would smell like burnt. I didn't have that same experience. For me it smelled good when it wasn't lit and when I would light it up. The only "burning" I would smell was when I would blow it out. But all candles smell that way. Even the most expensive kind. The candle duration depends on how frequently and how long your burn it for. For me one candle lasted me 3 days.
The pack of 2 is like $5 at Walmart/Target. They also sell the big version (3 wick) of this candle but that's like approximately $6. Final thoughts of this candle is that I would completely recommend this to others. Like I said the smell of this candle smells like fresh roses and the smell isn't that strong that it would make your head hurt.
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