Kanarifugl

I lit this in my kitchen and the daffodil comes through first, sweet and green, with the cantaloupe rounding it out softly—it genuinely smells like a spring garden after rain. Burned it for about two hours and the scent stayed true without getting cloying.

The cantaloupe note is what sold me—it’s unexpectedly cooling against the floral daffodil, like walking into a greenhouse on a warm morning. I’ve had it burning in my kitchen for two days now and the scent stays noticeable without ever turning cloying.

The cantaloupe note is what sold me—it’s cool and sweet without being cloying, and the daffodil keeps it from feeling too tropical. Burned it for an afternoon and the whole hallway smelled like a sun-warmed garden.