P.F. Candle Co.

"I’m super sensitive when it comes to scents, so I was a bit reluctant to try a diffuser at first. After smelling the Teakwood and Tobacco fragrance, I instantly loved it because of its deep and unisex notes. With a base of sandalwood, teak, cedarwood and patchouli, the scent fills the room subtly, but still enough to notice. I’ve been keeping the diffuser in my bathroom for about two weeks, and its made a huge difference to the atmosphere in the room. Each diffuser lasts about 2-3 months, and is perfect for giving a fresh fragrance in any room. I’ll definitely continue using a diffuser because it requires zero effort, unlike a candle which needs to be lit. I’m definitely going to stick to the Teakwood and Tobacco fragrance, especially throughout fall and winter."

"Even if it doesn’t quite feel like fall yet, when the warm musky scent of tobacco fills up your space, it definitely will."

"Also known as the “boyfriend candle” because it smells like all things sturdy and reliable: teak, black pepper, tobacco, and leather."

"A sweet-smelling sandalwood candle with hints of patchouli and rose is perfect for anyone who loves a floral scent but wants just the littlest bit of earthy musk."

"Outdoorsy folks, this guy's a home staple. It smells mossy and clean, and a bit like a wooded forest. "

"Soy wax and fragrant oils create a dreamy, woodsy scent with affordable PF candle. If you can't burn a fire at home, light this candle and instantly be transported to a cabin upstate. "

"These made-in-LA candles look artisanally expensive with their minimalist rough paper labels and amber glass jars, but they’re actually a great deal. For only £24, you can coax in a warm, spicy scent of teakwood and tobacco that’s utterly calming."

"Tobacco probably isn’t exactly the first thing that comes to mind when you think of nice scents, but trust, this candle smells warm and spicy and amazing."

"P.F. Candle Co. designs and produces its candles (and all its other scented products, like perfumes and diffusers) right in southern California. The soy wax has a longer burn time than paraffin wax and is also biodegradable, meaning you can easily clean this jar when the candle runs out and reuse it to hold things like bobby pins or cotton balls. Its most popular scents include teakwood and tobacco, amber and moss, and sandalwood rose, shown here."

"This is that primo handsome man smell. These wizards managed to bottle perfect boy scent. If you’re trying to have a low maintenance cuffing season I’d recommend just getting this light cologne-y candle and skipping the dating apps."

"When it comes to candle scents for the home, I definitely prefer richer fragrances – they make my small apartment feel cozier and with the cooler season up ahead, I love the warmth that comes with woody aromas. Even before I first tried the candle, I already knew that I would love it. Excluding the fragrance itself (which contains all of my favorite savors), the apothecary-inspired amber jar makes for a stylish decor piece in any home. The lid is also an excellent touch that helps preserve the longevity of the candle. As its base, Copal is formulated with patchouli, cedar, vanilla and resin. Thanks to the addition of vanilla, there is a very subtle sweetness that ties all of the other notes beautifully together. Along with notes of thyme, amber, cypress, rosemary, pepper and cardamom, this selection is truly the perfect way to set the mood for a snug night in."

"LOOK—I feel like someone is about to tell me that pumpkin is a fall scent, and to that I say WAKE UP. It’s 2019. You can’t afford to live in a box anymore. Pumpkin desserts are delicious, and I would eat them on any winter day, because they are the epitome of cozy, as is this perfect candle. Ignore my wisdom at your own peril."

"Candles are my everything. I frequently spend a lot of money on a good candle, and love to elevate my home with a fresh scent. When trying out the Sandalwood Rose candle, I instantly got captivated by the sandalwood, amber, out, labdanum and musk base, which gave me all the feels for the fall and winter season. I’m not usually a fan of rose scents, but this one has a light touch of patchouli, iris, cashmere rose which doesn’t make it too sweet, and perfect to keep lit on a day-to-day basis. The burn time is 40-50 hours, which means you can use the candle for a few months and get the most out of the gorgeous fragrance. A huge plus is the aesthetic packaging, which goes perfectly on my shelf at home."

"This is one of those candles that completely transports you. Thanks to its bold, woody notes, you can almost reach out and touch the dark mahogany desk and generations-old leather chair that sit quietly in front of a crackling fireplace. The composition of this fragrance includes a base of sandalwood, teak, cedarwood and patchouli, and is finished with notes of black tea, black pepper, orange, leather, tobacco, amber and musk. For someone who is not particularly fond of floral or overtly sweet scents, I find the Teakwood & Tobacco to be a new favorite in my homey apartment space. The one thing that I do find is that it takes a while for the scent to really flourish. For the first few hours or so, the scent is a little weak. However, fear not, the bouquet develops beautifully once the first layer of wax has melted."

"This bold yet complex candle is initially musky, followed by notes of leather, pepper, and tobacco, and includes undertones of teak, sandalwood, orange, and patchouli."