Candlecopia Nag Champa Strongly Scented Hand Poured Vegan Travel Tin Candle, 8 Ounce Tin (Butt Naked)

I LOVE these scents! I only use soy candles for ethical reasons, so I love that they are 100% soy! You can smell the fragrance right when the box arrived.I would give 5 stars, except that my candles arrive partially melted, so it was a bit inconvenient to dig out the wicks and clean the tins up. I don't what can be done to remedy this situation, but I'll probably just buy the melts for my warmers until the weather in my area is colder. I will definitely be a customer for life though!

Cliff Notes version. Buy this candle.For the masochists, read on.I like a strong throw. That is an understatement. So understand the rest of this review from that perspective.How strong? Well I'm in a 1200 foot space and on a typical evening I have three wax melts going with scentsy or yankee candle tarts as well as two/three yankee candles. They smell terrific.Two weeks ago I decided to try Candlecopia's tarts (Monkey Fart was just too cool a name to pass up). Guess what, they were amazing, I've purchased 4 different scents so far and will buy more. Pumpkin Souffle was the last scent I purchased.I wasn't going to take the leap b/c well.... I just like the melted tart things...but i took a flyer and order the Souffle.It arrived on a Saturday. I am not exaggerating when I tell you that I had 4 warmers going and three candles when I lit this one.This candle is the Boss. Literally a bully.The other smells (nice as they were) took a back seat to the warm rich spices. The candle evokes the sense of a rich creamy pie, just sweet enough to make your mouth moist, just savory enough to know its not kid's stuff.The candle can be smelled through the container, and I don't mean mild, I mean you can sit it in a closed room unlight and add a nice mild scent to that room. Light it and wow.So why did I leave this review? B/C I came back to buy a few more of these tins. its sold out right now...for a damn good reason.The moment it comes back, I'm indulging in the sweet clove/butter/vanilla ambrosia that it evokes. The smell is natural and delicious, I want more.

Pros: Smells good! I kind of want to eat my candle it smells so sweet, as weird as that sounds. The candle lasts a long time, and the smell quickly fills the room. I like the little canister it comes in as well.Cons: Doesn't reeallyy capture the "dragon's blood" smell. I get that it's originally/commonly an incense scent, so it does lose some of the smokey/earthiness scent, but it is still a little too different for my taste.In conclusion, I still really like this cande. If you like sweet yet darker scents, this is a good choice.

I LOVE pumpkin anything, especially in the fall! This candle smells absolutely wonderful BUT the smell doesn't travel very far. It is quite subtle, even in my small room. So if you're looking for something to potently fill the air, I'd suggest a different company (maybe a larger candle).I do wish that it could have been more decorative and aesthetically pleasing, but for the price it is worth it.

Background information:* I had used dragon's blood incense before, once or twice.Expectations:* A candle in a metal tin with feet that smells kinda like dragon's blood.* One of my worries was that it would mimic the scent rather than replicate.What I received:* A candle in a metal tin with feet that actually smells like dragon's blood. Even with my partially functioning sense of smell, I can smell the scent in the tin lid before being lit.* Used it for about 3 days; the smell's kinda intoxicating, it's lovely.* The scent does differ a little in texture from the incense, if that makes sense. There's a certain woody, sappy aroma that wafts from incense that is absent in this candle, but let's be real here. You're burning wax.How I'm using it:* As a candle to give more personality to my space and help me chill out.* Lit and left to burn for about 3 hours before extinguishing the flame. This helps melt the entire diameter of wax and prevent tunneling.

I wanted to love this candle because the company sounds like a great company to support, sustainable and vegan. But while the scent is a pretty good one, not quite as creamy as I like but good, it is not strong at all. I have to put my face next to it, lit or unlit, to smell it at all. I wanted to make my living room at least smell like pumpkin spice, and this did not do it. It does burn cleanly, and I think I've had it lit for about nine hours now, with it maybe going down a quarter of the depth of the tin.

All the candlecopia soy candles are great. I always buy soy candles because there isn't the black soot like non soy candles. I have tons of these soy candles from this company in all the many scents offered. These candles come in tin containers to protect them and when your done using the candle you just blow out the candle and put the tin lid on the tin container. I love this brand and often buy them for gifts and for use in my home. I also keep some in my winter auto emergency bag. There are many scents of candles from this company. They arrived on time bubble wrapped for extra protection during shipping so no dented tins. You can't go wrong with these Candlecopia candles. You'll love them and so will friends and family as gifts. I highly recommend this brand of candles.

This candle smells like fall and heaven and pie and cinnamon and everything that is good in the world. My husband hates when I burn it because he thinks I'm baking, and then there are no cookies.The smell range is good. One candle covers a pretty wide area in my home. I also think the soy wax has a cleaner burn smell than regular candles, and putting out the candle doesn't negate all the good smells with a bunch of gross smoke. It also burns evenly, and the wick holds up well. It needs to be trimmed a little after every burn, but I like that since it means you won't end up with a bunch of leftover wax and no wick at the end.I'm branching out into other Candlecopia smells, but I'm pretty sure this will be my favorite. We'll see! I also have a feeling people are going to be getting these as Christmas presents.