Spiritus Sancti – 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.
Spiritus Sancti smells of incense. Aldehydes and incense vapours open bright and sacred, lily of the valley sits at the heart, before benzoin resin and labdanum lay a warm, resinous base. Trudon describes splinters of crimson, gold and olibanum, the scent of altar candles and the nave of a cathedral where choir and holy scents rise.
Spiritus Sancti suits autumn and winter and quiet evenings – for anyone who loves incense.
What makes Spiritus Sancti special for us is its link to Trudon's history: a house that has made candles since 1643 – churches included – translates exactly that atmosphere into scent.
THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE
Everything you want to know about this scent.
What does Spiritus Sancti smell like?
Incense and aldehydes over lily of the valley, benzoin and labdanum – like a cathedral full of candlelight.
Where should I place Spiritus Sancti?
In the living room, the hallway or the bedroom – wherever you want calm to settle in.
How long does Spiritus Sancti burn?
According to Trudon, the 270 g Classic burns for 55 to 60 hours.
Which scent might I like if I like Spiritus Sancti?
If you love the incense in Spiritus Sancti, try the 04:30 Par surprise candle by D’Orsay – cypress, olibanum, vetiver and moss create an equally quiet, resinous depth.
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