Christmas Tree Candles and Wax Melts

Prefer a flame? Christmas Tree also comes as a hand-poured scented soy candle in every style we make, from travel tins to corked glass jars and votives.

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Christmas Tree captures fresh-cut boughs carried indoors. Cool, resinous pine opens crisp and green, then settles into the woody depth of balsam fir. Earthy and unmistakably evergreen, it’s a natural pick for long December nights by the lights.

The blend features pine and balsam.

What does Christmas Tree smell like?

Fresh-cut boughs carried indoors. Cool, resinous pine opens crisp and green, then settles into the woody depth of balsam fir, with hints of holly berry and earthy pinecones. It is the classic evergreen Christmas scent: no sweetness, no spice, just the tree.

Where it fits

Living rooms and entryways through December. It is the natural choice if you have an artificial tree and miss the smell of a real one, and it pairs well with a spice scent in the kitchen for a house that smells like the whole holiday.

Christmas Tree, your way

If you like Christmas Tree, try

  • Fraser Fir: balsam fir with a light citrus top, the freshly cut tree.
  • Balsam and Cedar: pine and balsam with eucalyptus and cedarwood, brisker and woodier.
  • Christmas Pine: cold air over a stand of pine, with warm resin rising off the bark.
  • Christmas Eve: pine with orange and cinnamon, the tree and the kitchen together.

Questions

What does Christmas Tree smell like?
Fresh-cut pine and balsam fir boughs with hints of holly berry and pinecone: green, resinous and evergreen.
How is Christmas Tree different from Fraser Fir?
Christmas Tree leans on pine and balsam; Fraser Fir is balsam fir with a light citrus top. Both smell like a real tree.
What are your Christmas Tree candles and wax melts made of?
100% soy wax with phthalate-free fragrance oils and no paraffin.