TWILIGHT SEASON
The Scent Story
Cozy Edition — No. 01
For that little stretch of autumn when the day disappears early and somehow, you don’t mind.
There’s a particular kind of evening that only seems to exist this time of year.
The sky turns dusky before dinner. The lamps come on a little earlier. Outside feels colder, quieter, darker — and being home suddenly feels like exactly where you’re supposed to be.
Twilight Season was created for that feeling.
It opens with juicy plum, bright orange and dark cherry before settling into soft violet and warm cinnamon. As it burns, cedar and vanilla begin to come through, giving the fragrance a deeper, woodier warmth.
It’s fruity without feeling summery. Warm without smelling like a bakery. Dark, cozy and just a little mysterious.
Basically — autumn after dark, in a candle.
THE MOOD
Think:
early sunsets · little lamps · something warm to drink · oversized sweaters · nowhere else to be
SMELLS LIKE
Plum · Orange · Dark Cherry · Violet · Cinnamon · Cedar · Vanilla
The first impression is rich, dark fruit.
The dry-down becomes warmer, softer and woodier.
LIGHT THIS WHEN...
You’ve officially cancelled the outside world for the evening.
The curtains are closed, your phone is on Do Not Disturb, something comforting is playing in the background and the only decision left to make is whether you’re reading or rewatching your comfort show.
COZINESS CONTENT
After-Dark Cozy — 92%
Candlelit Evenings — 96%
Autumn Nostalgia — 89%
Staying-In Energy — 98%
One-More-Chapter Potential — 94%
MADE FOR SOFTER EVENINGS
Hand-poured in Ontario using luxurious coconut apricot wax and a wooden wick, Twilight Season was created to turn an ordinary autumn evening into one you actually want to linger in.
This is your sign to go home, turn on the little lamps and stay awhile.
Part of The Cozy Edition.
CANDLE CARE
To ensure the best performance and longevity of your Candle, snip the wooden wick to 1/4 inch before lighting. Always light your wooden wick (Foxy Matches) from the base closes to the wax and ensure the full width of the wick is alight.Burning a candle for too little time will cause "tunneling". Burning a candle for too long is dangerous so avoid burning for more than 4 hours at a time. Always monitor the candle while lit, keeping it away from drafts and flammable materials. To extinguish, blow gently or use a wick dipper, and allow the candle to cool completely before handling. For optimal preservation, store your candle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Following these steps will help you enjoy the enchanting aroma of your Candle for many delightful hours!