Candles: Bath & Body Works Mini Mason Jar Collection Review

The mason jar fad is still going strong and these Mini Candle Mason Jar Cnadles from Bath & Body Works did not only create a satisfying & adorable mini mason jar collection of candles, but their scents are also wonderfully delicious. There are 11 scents available at the moments to choose from, and from the 11 candles, I chose these wonderful three scents. 

These candles may be sweet and tiny, but they can burn up to 10-15 hours, and according to Bath & Body works, they are also made with the highest concentration of fragrance oils and an exclusive blend of vegetable wax and lead-free wicks. These little candles costs $4.50 for 1.3 oz or you can get 3 (mix & match) for $12.

The Peach Bellini is definitely my favorite scent of the three. It has such a beautiful, sweet peach scent that just makes my mouth water for a fresh juicy peach. 

The actual notes of the candle are actually a blend of white peach, sweet orange peel, yellow mandarin and jasmine with a bit of blackcurrant. 

This Vanilla Bean Marshmallow candle is a delicious blend of vanilla and mellow-sweet Marshmallows. If you are not a fan of straight up vanilla scent, you may like this.

The actual notes of the candles are vanilla fragrance and homemade marshmallow.

This Cinnamon Sugared Doughnut Candle is a great winter scent The cinnamon is not overpowering, which is refreshing compared to other candles that are overly cinnamon scented. The sweetness of the donut scent is wonderful, and makes you think of a warm kitchen with the oven baking delicious pastries. 

The actual notes are a freshly baked cake doughnut with cinnamon, sparkling sugar crystals and vanilla bean extract.

These are my first Bath & Body Works candles and I now understand the hype on why everyone is crazy about them. On sale, they are a better deal than Yankee Candles and they have the same fragrant power that can scent up a large room, or a small cozy apartment or house. I can't wait to see which scent I will try next. Any suggestions? 

Happy Wandering! Alice