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But the decorations aren’t the only thing drawing you to the Christmas at the Warehouse sale.
Paul Guess is the leader of Lux Fragrances, the high-quality, hand-poured candles. He chose to bring the company back to his hometown and lean on the talents of his relationships for the creation of the candles. To him, each one is a work of art designed from the heart. Every Lux Fragrance is made by hand, even down to the candle wicks. Guess puts his soul into each candle to make it elegant, full of character, and an asset to any environment.
The high quality and beauty of Lux fragrance candles, tins and bowls make them perfect Christmas gifts. Guess is proud his candles have a strong fragrance because he wants his customers to get their money’s worth. Each Lux candle offers eight to 10 hours of burn time per candle ounce. So, a 13-ounce Lux candle can provide over 100 hours to enjoy the high-quality fragrance. Each candle has a 15% fragrance oil content made from a premium wax blend containing no soy.
After you burn a Lux candle, you will appreciate the difference.
This year, the most popular holiday scent is Noble Fir. It smells just like Christmas. Another favorite is Maple and Cream – with an espresso base that smells of cooking and coffee. It is the perfect candle to burn while sitting around the fire. Other popular fragrances include Noel, with a strong cinnamon smell, and the White Christmas Lux creation with a light, fresh cinnamon base.
The scents come in traditional candles, dough bowls and candle tins, as well as botanicals. The botanicals (potpourri) come with fragrant oil.
I love the unique and elegant dough bowls. One of the bonuses of purchasing these dough bowl candles is that they can be repurposed. The bowls are handmade of raw wood, so no two are alike. Each varies in shape and size and may contain scratches, knots, small cracks and other irregularities. Once the candle is finished burning, you can reuse the beautiful bowl for something else in your home.
After visiting with the local Lux Fragrances employees who hand-poured these candles, I came away with a great tip. You should never blow out a candle or put a lid on a candle to extinguish the flame. You should use a toothpick to lay the wick in the wax because it keeps the candle fresh and makes your candle avoid the smoke smell. When you blow it out the wax can absorb some of the smell from the smoke.
They also shared more tips for burning the ever-popular Lux Fragrances Dough Bowl candles.
Wash the bowl with liquid soap, let it dry, and your bowl is ready to be repurposed as a catch-all tray, planter or decorative holder.
Make your way to the Guess and Company Christmas at the Warehouse event in Des Arc before they close for the season. You will find plenty of Christmas decor and check out the wonderful, Arkansas-made, hand-poured candles.
Merry Christmas and Happy Shopping!
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