Introducing Himalayan Cedar & Jasmine

Introducing Himalayan Cedar & Jasmine

Some fragrances announce themselves. Others settle in quietly and make a room feel different. Himalayan Cedar & Jasmine, the newest addition to our collection, is firmly the second kind.

Launching today, it's a warm, woody fragrance with a bright floral heart, and it's available as a luxury soy wax candle, a reed diffuser and a soy wax melt bar. Like everything we make, all three are vegan-friendly and hand-poured in Essex.

Here's everything you need to know, including how to try it for FREE this July!

What Does Himalayan Cedar & Jasmine Smell Like?

Think of a winter sunset over a wooded valley: warm, grounding and just a little floral.

The fragrance opens with fresh bergamot, eucalyptus and thyme; clean and slightly green. That brightness gives way to a floral heart of jasmine, muguet, cedarwood and iriswood, before settling into a warm base of patchouli, cocoa, amber and tonka bean.

The result is a grounding, softly spiced scent that suits calm, considered spaces. It's floral without being sweet, and woody without being heavy, the kind of fragrance for slow evenings, a good book and nowhere to be.

Three Ways to Bring It Home

The Luxury Soy Wax Candle. Hand-poured into our signature 20cl amber apothecary jar, this is the fragrance at its fullest; a warm glow and a slowly building scent that fills the room as it burns.

The Reed Diffuser. For continuous, flame-free fragrance, the 100ml amber jar diffuser releases the blend gradually and lasts over 8 months. Set it in a hallway or bedroom and let it work quietly in the background.

The Soy Wax Melt Bar. The most flexible option: break off a cube or two, place them in your burner, and enjoy approximately 50 hours of fragrance from each bar. Supplied in recyclable clamshell packaging.

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Try It FREE: A Sample With Every July Order

We want everyone to experience this fragrance... so throughout July 2026, every online order includes a FREE sample cube of the Himalayan Cedar & Jasmine melt bar, whatever you buy!

No code needed, no minimum spend. Order anything from the site this month and a sample comes with it. If you've been meaning to restock a favourite, this is a rather good time.

Made the Way We Always Make Things

Himalayan Cedar & Jasmine is crafted the same way as everything in our collection: natural soy wax, premium fragrance oils, hand-poured in small batches in Essex. Vegan-friendly, cruelty-free, and made without cutting corners... because a luxury fragrance should be as considered in how it's made as in how it smells.

I hope you enjoy it, as much as I love making it!
Ali 🖤
Founder & Chief Maker
The Soy Wax Candle Company

 

FAQ

What scent notes are in Himalayan Cedar & Jasmine? Top notes of bergamot, eucalyptus and thyme; a heart of jasmine, muguet, cedarwood and iriswood; and a base of patchouli, cocoa, amber and tonka bean. Overall it's a warm, woody-floral fragrance - grounding and softly spiced.

What products is Himalayan Cedar & Jasmine available in? Three formats: a luxury soy wax candle in a 20cl amber apothecary jar, a 100ml reed diffuser lasting over 8 months and a soy wax melt bar with approximately 50 hours of burn time.

Is Himalayan Cedar & Jasmine vegan-friendly? Yes. All three products are vegan-friendly, made from natural soy wax and hand-poured in Essex, UK.

How do I get the free sample? Simply place any online order during July 2026 - a free sample cube of the Himalayan Cedar & Jasmine melt bar is included automatically. No code needed.

How long does the reed diffuser last? Over 8 months, releasing fragrance continuously with no flame required. Flip the reeds occasionally to refresh the scent.

How do I use the wax melt bar? Break off one or two cubes and place them in a wax burner. Each bar gives approximately 50 hours of fragrance and the packaging is recyclable.

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The Soy Wax Candle Company - natural soy wax candles, reed diffusers and wax melts, hand-poured in Essex, UK.

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