Review: Wild Bluebell Candle by Kiss-Air Candles

Over the past few months I have developed a serious candle obsession. The latest addition to my collection is the Wild Bluebell Candle by Kiss-Air Candles. Kiss-Air Candles are handmade in Cambridgeshire using natural soyabean (vegetable) wax and fragrance oil. According to their website, using the natural soyabean wax means that the candles "burn cleaner, for longer and have a fabulous scent throw when compared to paraffin candles". Kiss-Air Candles also make a range of wax melts and tealights.

Today I am going to be reviewing the Wild Bluebell Candle. This comes in a pretty gold tin wrapped with heart and bow packaging, which features on all Kiss-Air's candles. 

The scent of Wild Bluebell is just beautiful. It's a very clean, fresh scent with a floral heart that means I've been reaching to light this one the most these recent Spring evenings. The base notes of this candle are white musk and amber, the heart notes are jasmine, freesia, orange blossom, gardenia and milky peach and the top notes crisp green leaves, marine notes, clove bud and melon. The website is so true when it says this candle will transport you to Bluebell Woods! The Wild Bluebell candle gives you up to 30 hours of burn time. 

In terms of price, Wild Bluebell will only set you back £8.50, which I think is a great price. However this scent is limited edition, so if you want to get your hands on this gorgeous candle you only have until 31st May, so be quick! Kiss-Air also do lots of other delicious sounding scents, such as Citrus Crush, Chocolate Cake and Pomegranate and Fresh Mint. I especially love the sound of Punchy Peach, Kiss-Air's newest scent to the range. 

To visit Kiss-Air Candles' website, click here. You can also follow them on Twitter for the latest news, discounts, competitions and a good chat! In fact, I noticed on Twitter that they are offering a 10% bank holiday discount using the code MayDay until midnight tonight!

Have you tried any products by Kiss-Air? What's your favourite candle scent?

Beauty Bird xx

P.S. This post contains a PR sample.