[unpaid/sample] As a general rule, I have kept CBD away from my site – especially CBD skin care because I really fail to see how a face cream infused with CBD can have any effect on skin. Ingestible CBD oil, as I’ve recently discovered, is another matter, but I’ll come back to that at a later date. There’s not yet a definitive answer to whether CBD in candles can have any CBD related effects, but it’s somewhat irrelevant for the Light Garden Candles because, while they do contain some CBD, they’re just such good candles – and they’re on sale.
French Lavender is down to £22 from £45 and I can promise you a beautiful infusion of lavender fragrance – I have it on the burn in my kitchen at the moment and it’s wafting through to where I’m sitting. It’s fresh, not overly sweet and I will definitely be burning it again in the evenings.
The Peace Candle is interesting too – I’m not so much of a fan of lemongrass but it’s light, fresh and soothing in an undemanding way. The more I see of candles the more I lean towards fragrances that mood set, rather than perfume. I mean, I love a Jo Malone London, Malin + Goetz or a Jo Loves but actually now I want candles as a backdrop to my feelings – tiredness, irritation or stress because whether the candles help or not, I have already taken an action to remedy the situation. I’m actively looking forward to lighting the Dream candle up again this evening.
I’ve been trying an ingestible CBD brand recently, really as a result of the What Supp Dip Out Patches that helped me to wake up feeling more relaxed, because it just opened my mind a bit to something I’d really decided against. It’s been helpful, I must say, but want to do the research before sending out an article. Anyway, back to the main event of the day, The Light Garden Candles – at £22 and £25 (sale price) each I would snap them up (they won’t stay at this price, I do know that) – Dream for relaxing evenings and Peace for that little slice of an afternoon you can make your own HERE.
