Boy Smells Hackney Garden Candle 250g

What began as ‘an experiment in candle making’, quickly ignited the passions of those with a penchant for life’s finer things… The brainchild of two fashion veterans – Matthew Herman and David Kien – Boy Smells defies gender stereotypes and the brand, from design through to fragrance, successfully straddles the binary. Candles for every identity, Boy Smells blends typically ‘masculine’ scents with a medley of ‘feminine’ florals, resulting in candles that challenge traditional classifications and put a fresh, 21st Century spin on perfumery doctrine. Expect the unexpected…

Inspired by what makes the area of Hackney — a cultural melting pot buried in the heart of the East End of London — quite so special, Boy Smells’ Hackney Garden candle blends floral scents with provocative notes for a finish that is impressively modern yet comforting.

Encapsulating fragrance in a coconut and beeswax blend with braided cotton wick, this beautiful candle will fill your space with a scent that celebrates the two sides of British culture: the refined and the subversive. Notes of refreshingly green ivy is enriched with herbaceous coriander seeds, while clean, invigorating and ever-so-slightly-sweet neroli bud gives way to a burst of zesty orange peel. Light, sit back and be transported to the dynamic, exciting neighbourhood of Hackney.

All natural white coconut and beeswax blend with braided cotton wick.

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For optimal burning, trim wicks to a ¼” before each light to avoid smoking and overheating. Once the flame is extinguished make sure the wick is upright and centred. The first burn of any candle should be long enough for the entire top layer of wax to liquify. This will ensure an even burn for each light. Refrain from burning candles longer than three hours at a time, and never burn a candle when there is less than ¼” of wax at the base. Always protect the surface on which the candle sits.