Home Fragrance & Candles — Scented Candles (2026)

Pros

• Long burn time of up to 150 hours
• Classic floral fragrance suits living rooms and hallways
• Iconic jar design doubles as a gift

Cons

• Large jar takes up noticeable shelf space

Pros

• Soothing jasmine, patchouli and amber blend
• Up to 150 hours burn time from a single jar
• Ideal for creating a calm evening atmosphere

Cons

• Premium price versus supermarket candles

Pros

• Compact small jar fits bedside tables and shelves
• Fresh floral camellia scent from the Garden Hideaway range
• Affordable way to try Yankee Candle fragrances

Cons

• Shorter 30-hour burn time compared to large jars

Pros

• Double wick gives a wider, more even scent throw
• Fresh, clean-laundry fragrance suits every room
• Soy wax blend burns cleanly

Cons

• Double wick uses wax faster than single-wick jars

Pros

• Made in England with a long burn time
• Calming French lavender scent for bedrooms
• Mid-size jar fits most price budgets

Cons

• Lavender scent may be too strong for some rooms

Pros

• Freestanding pillar candle needs no holder
• Around 60 hours burn time
• Classic English lavender fragrance

Cons

• Pillar shape drips more than a jar candle

Pros

• Designed specifically to neutralise cooking smells
• Affordable everyday jar candle for the kitchen
• Long-standing British candle maker dating to 1830

Cons

• Single-note fragrance is functional rather than luxurious

Pros

• Fresh lemon and calming lavender blend
• Up to 150 hours burn time from a single jar
• Matches the classic large jar format across the range

Cons

• Premium price versus supermarket candles

Pros

• Hand poured in Cornwall using natural wax
• Herby bay and rosemary scent suits kitchens
• Travel tin doubles as a reusable container after use

Cons

• Smaller tin burns for fewer hours than a large jar