Saturday, October 27, 2012

Candleinfinity's Top 5 Picks for Votivo Candles!

1.   Votivo Red Currant Candle has a blend of Earthy Green, Galbanum, and Tart Citrus with Cassis, Tropical Fruit, and Fruity Musk. A savory blend of tart red currants and golden fruit glaze ladled over coarsely ground vanilla bean ice cream and served along side of raspberry filled sugar cookies… the original Red Currant.

2.  Votivo Clean Crisp White Candle has a combination of Aldehydic, Fruity Citrus, and Ozone with Wildflowers, Ylang-Ylang, Lilies, Sandalwood, and Musk. Indescribably complex yet simply by nature, Clean Crisp White defines the scent of our memories and a lifestyle worth wishing for: sun dried white sheets billowing in the crisp springtime morning, uncontrollable giggles as freshly bathed little bodies run thru the house, and an overwhelming aroma of nothing but clean. Ahh the simple luxuries of life.

3.   Votivo Moroccan Fig Candle has a blend of Fresh Green, Fruity scents, Fig, Lavender, Warm Spices, and Soft Woods. The scent of precious woods, aged figs from faraway lands, and hearty earthen spices filled the street vendor’s tent with the taste of luxury that only the finest hand-knotted woolen rugs would bear; to inhale the aroma elevated one’s sense of wealth.

4.   Votivo Teak Candle has a blend of Amber and Pine with Teak, Dry Woods, Spice Musk, Vetiver, and Oakmoss. An aromatic blend of coarsely chopped dried herbs and forest floor earthen moss blended with an intoxicating masculine scent of moist skin fresh from a shower, Teak is a wood inspired fragrance designed to fill a room with exotic taste and lingering flavors of opportunities gone by and sensual dreams to come.

5.   Votivo Forgotten Sage Candle has a blend of Cedarleaf, Watery Greens, and Citronella with Sage, Basil, Geranium, Patchouli, Moss, and Dry Woods. The pervasive aroma from hand hewn cedar planks, bent twig baskets overflowing with sun dried sage and natural sweet grasses from the Dakota plains blended harmoniously with the peaceful quiet one only discovers when a forgotten memory is found.


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