In this instance, less is good. Let me explain. Candle artisan, Jonathan, did a spot of research among his most trusted clients (latest including Dannii Minogue) and discovered that £30 for a candle is fine to spend oneself as a luxury treat but is a little too steep to spend on a friend (and I don’t think we are talking bestest buddies here, but friends you’d like to give a token to in which case £30 is a tad steep). So, Jonathan has come up with a candle that is a little smaller than the £30 one, priced at £20, exactly the amount those fragrance loving ladies and gents are prepared to spend. Two things here – a) a small brand that listened to customer feedback and actually acted upon it, and b) I need to make friends with the JW customer list. I’d be thrilled, thrilled to be gifted with a candle of any size from JW. Parrafin free, clean burning soy and beeswax candles infused with gorgeously evocative scents – it’s what perfect gifts are made of, isn’t it?!

Less of Jonathan Ward?
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It’s such a good idea and nice to see a brand listening to feedback. I do like the idea of these; I love nice fragrance candles.
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