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Decorating With Candles

Your home’s interior design should serve a higher purpose than simply making your abode appealing and beautiful. It should enhance comfort, the mood, and overall experience of staying inside the home and in the different rooms. To achieve this, the interior design should address more than just one sense; it should cover visual, olfactory or smell, and tactile senses.

There aren’t that many interior decorating items or accessories that can stimulate all three senses but there is one that can do this: candles. Scented, candles can easily catch anyone’s eye and enhance the beauty of your home.

Candles can also come in different fragrances and as such, will help make any room smell better and enhance the ambiance. Lastly, the best  candles can also appeal to the touch and can add texture to your home’s interior design.

Bath and & Body Works has a line of City and Travel Candles that will add to your home this summer.

Bath & Body Works Paris Candle

The Paris candle is Rose Water & Ivy. Soft Rose Petals, Rain-Kissed Ivy, Spring Musk with Essential Oils. This French floral takes you straight to a rose garden. Candle comes topped with a decorative lid.

Bath & Body Works London Candle

This candle’s like brewing the perfect cup of tea. Comes topped with a decorative lid. Perfect Afternoon Tea, Sparkling Sugar, Lemon Zest.

Bath & Body Works New Orleans Candle

Bowties & Bourbon. The hint of Bourbon, Fresh Bergamot, Splash of Citrus with Essential Oils. Inspired by New Orleans street festivals, this Single Wick Candle is made with an exclusive blend of soy-based wax & the highest concentration of essential oils in a simple, single fragrance.

These are just a few from the line, that I am sure that you will love. Making beautiful candles your centerpieces will make any table, mantelpieces, and fixtures stand out.  Lit, they’ll introduce sweet fragrances in your home that will help you feel more relaxed.

Bath & Body Works Sleep Line

People have used essential oils to alleviate all sorts of ailments, and now, there’s a new way to get your fix your sleep issues. Bath and Body Works‘ first-ever wellness line is designed to improve your mood, promote relaxation, and help you catch some zzz’s, all with their sweet smells. Sleep is the original must-have scent, it now boasts a new essential-oil blend based in lavender and cedarwood for a slight twist on a classic

There are plenty of studies that show the benefits of using essential oils. Lavender oil, which is the main ingredient used in “Sleep,” can help decrease your heart rate and blood pressure, according to the National Sleep Foundation. The soothing scent can also help to reduce stress and wakefulness, according to a study in the Journal of Evidence-Based and Alternative Medicine.

Bath & Body Work Stress Line

Bath & Body Works’ new stress relief scents certainly help the cause and make it a little easier to practice some much-needed self-care. The brand just added two new essential oil blends to its popular Aromatherapy collection of body oil, lotion, hand cream, room spray and much more. As expected, each line is designed to help you unwind and relax in the comfort of your home.

You might have already tried Bath & Body Works’ Eucalyptus + Spearmint line. Eucalyptus oil acts as a mental stimulant to give you a boost of energy and spearmint is used in aromatherapy to decrease nervousness. There are a whopping 15+ products in this line so if you’re feeling a little exhausted in the AM, or can’t seem to calm your brain (that’s me!), this is the collection for you.

Sandalwood & Eucalyptus.

This is one of the new essential oil blends and is created to give you a grounding effect. Sandalwood is used in aromatherapy to increase mental clarity so if you’re feeling a bit foggy, give this blend a shot. This collection includes Body Lotion, Body Wash & Foam Bath, Body Cream, Sand Body Scrub and All Over Mist.

Have you incorporated a Bath & Body Works product into your home? Which ones?