Fragrances from the world capital of perfumery
Fragrance is closely linked to emotions and memories, which is why it is often used not only to scent a space, but also to create a sense of calm and support a more positive mood.
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Why choose eco-friendly soy wax candles?
Store shelves and online shops offer an enormous variety of candles. So how do you choose the right one? Should your choice be guided by fragrance, appearance or environmentally friendly materials?
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Why We Love Candles: A Brief History of Candlelight
Candles have been part of human life for more than 5,000 years. While their primary purpose for millennia was to illuminate homes, workplaces and celebrations, today they have evolved into much more than a source of light. Candles help create atmosphere, add warmth to interiors, encourage a sense of calm and mark meaningful occasions.From the earliest times, fire has been associated with warmth, safety and reassurance. Even today, watching a candle flame can have a calming effect, which is one reason candles are often used in relaxation practices and meditation.
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The Effects of Candlelight and Fragrance on Psychological Well-Being
Calming and Stress-Reducing EffectsSeveral studies suggest that aromas such as lavender, chamomile and bergamot may help promote relaxation and reduce feelings of anxiety. Research has also examined the physiological effects of lavender aroma, including changes in stress-related markers such as cortisol, blood pressure and heart rate.Candlelight can complement this calming atmosphere visually. The soft, flickering flame creates a gentler sensory environment that many people associate with relaxation, comfort and a sense of safety.
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Grasse – The Birthplace of Perfumery
Francis de Croisset once said of Grasse: “Grasse is the only city in the world where the word ‘industry’ sounds poetic.”
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