Forget an en suite bathroom – my wish is for a dressing room so that I could keep my bedroom free of clothing clutter. I have a friend who had the choice between an en suite and a dressing room and she chose the latter – it’s a hub of fitted drawers, racks and cupboards; in short, organised perfection.
For now though, I’ll have to be content with the Birch & Brook Dressing Room Candle, which is about as near as I’m likely to get unless I commandeer the garden shed. Hardly convenient and probably rather damp. So how do you infuse all the decadence of a dressing room into a candle? Berry, rose, sandalwood, musk, violet and peony, according to Birch & Brook. It’s powdery, velvety and clean; quite light on the fragrance but down notes of wood are balancing – all in all, it’s the scent of a calm space.
Festival, the other new scent, is much more lively with amber, musk and vanilla, bergamot and jasmine and fairly blooms into a room. It’s opulent and frivolous – full of fun, in the way that a scent can make you smile.
Each candle is £36 – maybe the very fact that I’ve got the candle is a sign. I hope so! Both candles launch in October HERE.
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3 comments
Autumn means more candles! The festival one actually sounds like my ‘thing’.
Ting x
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I’m looking for more candles now its Autumn wooooo! Added to my list 😉
Shaz
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Ah, I used to live in Australia where dressing rooms are ten a penny, even the kids have them. I still miss mine… and the walk in pantry, walk in linen closet, laundry chute… I could go on. Still, an Ikea wardrobe and a dressing room candle are a good substitute for now!