I Want My Place to Smell Like a Campfire
I Want My Place
to Smell Like
a Campfire
The best candles to bring
the outside in this fall
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. If you've got a candle burning in your place, it's safe to assume you've got your shit together. You're discerning—a man of taste, who prioritizes self-care and enjoys his bourbon in the warm, flickering glow of a scented candle's flame. This fall, I want a candle that's rich and woody. Imagine a stylish A-frame cabin, tucked under a canopy of towering pine trees with a crackling fire outside. Light up one of these smoky, evergreen scents and you're pretty much there. They're the subtle, sophisticated fragrances that set the mood and convey to visitors that this is the home of a man who takes care of himself. And makes your nights at home over the fall and winter holidays all the more magical.
Best Fall Scented Candles
"Texas Campfire" candle,
$28 from Manready Mercantile
Charcoal candle,
$64 by Apotheke
Natural woodsmoke is mixed with evergreens and finished with sweet amber
Campfire candle,$22 / $15.40 by Square Trade Goods Co.
Campfire smoke candle,
$68 by Fazeek
Desert campfire candle,
$34 by Parks Project
Portable Fireplace candle,
$65 by D.S. & Durga
Apocalyptic candle,
$85 by Byredo
An old school favorite that recreates the real aroma of a crackling fire
Feu de Bois candle,
$68 by Diptyque
Treat Your Candle Right
The first burn is important. You want to liquefy the entire top layer of wax so that your candle burns down evenly. This usually takes about an hour, at least.