Warm scent notes

Warm describes the cozy, enveloping feel of amber, vanilla, spice and soft woods, the opposite of a cool, airy citrus. It is what makes a candle smell like a room with the heat on.

Warm notes sit mostly in the heart and base, and they suit almond and tonka bean. They are the backbone of fall and winter blends. If a fresh or floral blend feels thin, a warm note in the base gives it body.