Odin's Curse

You can group a lot of these candles into one of two categories; one being the unique and possibly even unorthodox scents, like Peach Rings or TwoWeeks, and the other the more standard "scent blends" like Smudge Stick and Lavender Town. I'd say this one falls more into the latter than it does the former, but it is still unique in its own right - ozone, sandalwood, amber - these are all very distinct scents. This appears to be a beach candle of sorts, and it all mixes together into a pleasantly sweet and tame aroma with sunscreen-like notes that come from the ozone. If that sounds like something you'd be into, you can't go wrong with this one. It's not my personal favorite but to each their own. I also want to add that this one has a good strength to it, but I'd probably only light it in smaller spaces.

This candle had a good scent, nothing wrong with it, but for some reason it just doesn't work for me. I find myself turning to nearly any other candle instead. I think it might just be personal preference but normally I love sandlewood and amber. Maybe my tastes have shifted.

Great candle, love that it's a fairly tame scent that doesn't bother my asthma. Definitely going to save the 2nd one that came in my first subscription box with a holographic label for God of War Ragnarok when it drops.

very refreshing smell.

Found following the frozen fjords of frigid Niflheim, fair Freyja fosters friends and foes through the forest, ferrying them with the All-Father's favor to the fields of honor forever. Meanwhile, in Midgard, men meander among misty moors, making many musky materials for mankind to make out.

This candle (by Canadians!) Is reminiSCENT of forests of pine trees near the ocean at the foot of snow capped mountains. The perfect companion to playing Valheim for that 9th-world immersion.