Old Factory Candles: 50 Shades

 I received this product in exchange for this post. All opinions are my own.

We burn a lot of candles at our house. I love scented candles--but finding a scent we can all agree on can be challenging. Some scents are too bold--some of us don't like food smelling candles, this one doesn't like this scent, that one doesn't like another.

old factory candles packaging

When the Old Factory Candles arrived, I loved the box. It's very simple and sort of Old West themed. Our box contained the 50 Shades scents: Leather, Jasmine Bubbles, Vanilla Sex. I bit my lip. I didn't like the books, would I like the candles?

Old Factory 50 Shades

Out of the box, there are three 4 ounce candles. Each candle is hand poured soy wax. These burn clean (for 20 hours) and don't leave the soot or smoke.

The names are clever and truly themed to 50 shades:

old factory candles 50 shades trio

Leather: It's musky. It's sweet. It's manly. It's a unique scent that we haven't encountered and we like it! A. Lot.

Jasmine Bubbles: Definitely the feminine scent in this trifecta of scents. It's the distinct smell of Jasmine. Subtle, soft and lingering.

Vanilla Sex: It's sultry. Musky with undertones of vanilla. It's sexy.

old factory candle jar

Burn them one at a time or combine the three for an incredible scent.

There are so many candle trios available in scents that have me wanting to try. Take a look at the selection.

old factory candles

From the packaging to the individual scent, Old Factory Candles is my new crush. They are indulgent, high-quality candles that are great for pampering yourself or gifting!

Old Factory Candles are available exclusively on Amazon.com.

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