Boy Smells' Farm to Candle Trio plays with fruity, botanical and spicy olfactory families, serving up scents that are uplifting, earthy and authentic. While Bramble captures the essence of muddled basil and wild blackberry, Crush taps into notes of fruit jam, cassis, purple plum and incense. Sweet Pits rounds out Boy Smells' Farm to Candle trio with the essence of honeyed apricot, violet and clary sage.
Home fragrance enthusiasts are seeking candles that go beyond cozy vanilla, clean cotton and fresh linen, craving earthy and farm-fresh aromas that almost verge on the "dirty" side, adding a raw, natural dimension to their olfactory experiences.
Wearing the fragrances of these Boy Smells candles is an option with the brand's Farm to Fragrance Travel Spray Trio.
Farm-Fresh Candles
Boy Smells' Farm to Candle Trio Plays with Fruity, Earthy, Herbaceous Notes
Trend Themes
1. Earthy Fragrances - Consumers are gravitating towards candles with farm-fresh aromas that offer a raw, natural dimension to their olfactory experiences.
2. Botanical Scents - There is a growing demand for candles that capture the essence of botanical and herbaceous notes, fueling interest in unique and authentic fragrances.
3. Fruit-inspired Aromas - The trend towards fruity candle scents like fruit jam, cassis, and blackberry is resonating with consumers seeking uplifting and unconventional olfactory experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Home Fragrance - The home fragrance industry has an opportunity to innovate by developing candles that offer earthy and farm-fresh aromas to meet the evolving preferences of consumers.
2. Beauty and Personal Care - Beauty and personal care brands can explore incorporating botanical and herbaceous scents in their products to tap into the growing consumer interest in unique and authentic fragrances.
3. Hospitality and Retail - Hospitality and retail sectors can capitalize on the trend towards fruit-inspired candle aromas to enhance customer experiences and differentiate their offerings in a competitive market.