Carriere Freres - Cedar (Cedrus Atlantica) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Damask Rose (Rosa Damascena) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Lily of the Valley (Majalis) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Orange Blossom (Citrus Dulcis) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Orange Blossom (Citrus Dulcis) Diffuser
Sale price$78.00
Carriere Freres - Rose Mint (La Rose Aime le Menthe) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Rose Mint (La Rose Aime le Menthe) Diffuser
Sale price$78.00
Carriere Freres - Sandalwood (Santalum Album) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Sandalwood (Santalum Album) Diffuser
Sale price$78.00
Carriere Freres - Siracusa Lemon (Citrus Syracusis) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Spearmint (Mentha Spicata) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Spearmint (Mentha Spicata) Diffuser
Sale price$78.00
Carriere Freres - Tea Plant (Camellia Sinensis) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Tiare (Gardenia Tahitensis) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Tomato (Lycopersicon Esculentum) Candle
Sale price$63.00
Carriere Freres - Tomato (Lycopersicon Esculentum) Diffuser
Sale price$78.00
Carriere Freres - Waterlily (Nymphaea) Candle
Sale price$63.00



FAQ
Carriere Freres Candles: Where to Buy and Which to Choose
The best place to buy Carriere Freres candles online is an authorized retailer, not a third-party marketplace listing. Candle Delirium, the world's largest home fragrance store, is an authorized Carriere Freres retailer: the candles and reed diffusers are on candledelirium.com, and the brand is on the floor of our West Hollywood store. A single-note house is worth smelling in person, because Tomato and Damask Rose come in the same glass and smell nothing alike. Ordering online, start with Tomato, our best-selling candle in the line.
The best Carriere Freres candles, going by what Candle Delirium customers bought over the past year, are Tomato, Orange Blossom and Sandalwood, in that order. Tomato is the green one: the brand describes its note as the smell of tomato leaves, and it outsells Damask Rose more than two to one. Orange Blossom is sweet and slightly powdery, and Sandalwood is warm, woody and creamy. All three are single-note candles, so the name on the label is the whole brief.
Carriere Freres candles are made in the factory of Trudon, the house also known as Cire Trudon, according to the brand's own history page. Both houses say their candles are made by hand in Normandy. The link dates to 1884, when the Carriere brothers bought the Royal Wax Manufacture, known today as Trudon, and put their own name on a new house the same year. What differs is the idea. A Trudon candle is a composition: Gabriel layers birch, candied chestnut, cedarwood, musk and patchouli. Most Carriere Freres candles are built around a single plant, as in Cedar, a dry and woody Atlas cedar. We carry both houses: Trudon for a story, Carriere Freres for one plant.
A Carriere Freres diffuser is better for a room you pass through, and a Carriere Freres candle is better for a room you sit in. The diffuser scents a hallway or a bathroom all day through rattan sticks, with no flame to watch, while the candle belongs to the evening you are home to enjoy it. Our sales split by plant. Tomato sells nearly three candles for every diffuser. Spearmint runs the other way, at more than two diffusers per candle, and Orange Blossom, our best-selling Carriere Freres scent across both formats, sells slightly more often as a diffuser. If you are torn, follow the plant: Tomato as a candle, Spearmint as a diffuser.
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