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Old Factory Winter Wonderland Candles



Old Factory for the olfactory. 

 As a self-described "candle girl", having the opportunity to review Old Factory's hand-poured soy wax candles was a welcome surprise. Sold exclusively on Amazon, Old Factory candle gift sets contain three different scented candles that burn for up to twenty hours. With the holidays flirting with autumn, I chose Winter Wonderland, a trio of Hot Cocoa, Roasted Chestnut and First Snow. Packaged with care and ready to delight all the corners of the season, the natural lifestyle design invokes a pleasant countryside feel, a crackling fireplace... and thoughts of christmas pies warm from the oven.      

Whether you share them with friends and family, or complement the rooms in your home with their rustic ambiance, these tiny glass jar candles entice the senses with their delicate fragrance. With so many gift set themes to choose from, there's something for everyone and every occasion. Plus, your purchase is 100% guaranteed so if you're not happy, Old Factory reimburses a full refund with no hassles and no headaches. 

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diane said…
That's a nice review Bella. The names alone make me want to buy them.
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