Six rose-scented candles to burn this Valentine's Day

We’re a sucker for a fresh bunch of roses come Valentine’s Day (or any day tbh) – whether it be from your bestie, lover or from yourself. But what about this year ditching the fresh cut stems, and opting for something with a little more, fire? Cue, a rose-scented candle.  

With some stunning offerings on the market this year, light one of these bad boys up and enjoy the romantic aroma for longer than a bunch of blooms hangs around for.

Here, we share our top six picks to check out this V’day. 

Glasshouse Fragrances Midnight in Milan - Saffron & Rose Soy Candle

A transcendent everyday luxury, it creates instant ambience. Sensual rose, buttery saffron and something you can’t put your finger on - striking moss.

Jo Malone London Special-Edition Red Roses Home Candle

Fill the air with a burst of freshly cut roses. Inspired by a voluptuous blend of exquisite roses with a hint of bright lemon, this candle smells like the real deal.

CIRCA Rose & Lychee Soy Candle

 

Luscious sweetness meets old-world elegance when lovely rose and lychee come together. Add the enchanting scent of just-ripe strawberry, and it’s as if a bunch of blooms has just arrived at your door.

diptyque Roses Scented Candle Limited Edition 

A floral scent reminiscent of a rose bush brimming with flowers in spring. Some are just opening, others are in full bloom, their petals beaded with dew while their fragrance fills the air with fresh, floral notes.

MOR After The Ball Fragrant Candle 

 

Hand-poured for exceptional fragrance throw, this romantic offering has notes of rose and green; middle notes of carnation, pink pepper, white floral and clove; and base notes of sandalwood, amber, patchouli and ambergris.

CARRIERE FRERES La Rose Aime la Menthe Candle

Discovered in Turkey, the damascus rose proudly exhibits its exquisite corolla of petals in order to reveal the finesse of its scent. By contrast, spearmint offers freshness with its deep green serrated leaves and cob-shaped pink or lilac flowers. When cold, the scent of fresh mint stands out and when warm, the soft perfume of rose prevails. Together they assert a subtle and intoxicating character.