Fir – Scented Candle
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Trudon – the Parisian house whose story began in 1643 as a candle maker. To this day, its candles are made in Trudon's own workshop in Normandy.
Fir smells of conifer forest, myrrh and incense. Leather, Siberian pine and fir open resinous and cool, guaiac wood, Chinese cedar and myrrh sit at the heart, before amber, Spanish cistus, frankincense absolute and patchouli lay a warm, smoky base.
Fir belongs to the Christmas season – Trudon brings together the great winter forests, the anticipation around the Christmas tree and gathering by the fire.
What makes Fir special for us is that it doesn't simply smell of a Christmas tree: myrrh and incense give the forest a festive, almost sacred depth.
THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE
Everything you want to know about this scent.
What does Fir smell like?
Pine and fir over myrrh, cistus and incense – a winter forest by the fire.
Where should I place Fir?
In the living room, by the fireplace or in the entrance – where guests arrive.
Which scent might I like if I like Fir?
If you love the conifer forest in Fir, try the Forets candle by Christian Tortu – pine, cypress, cedar and labdanum create an equally resinous forest scent.
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