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Photogenics

Photogenics

The center of Photogenics aromatic Candles is deeply rooted in its holistic and organic California lifestyle, using entirely natural essential oil blends as the primary make-up of their products.

Gone but not Forgotten

Explore the World of Luxury Home Fragrance

Sad to say it, but those scents have evaporated into memory, but plenty of other fragrances are still in the air. Explore our candles, diffusers, bath & body and room sprays.

Why we love

Photogenics

Photogenics

+ Co based out of Los Angeles, CA was conceived as a subdivision of

Photogenics

Media, one of LA's premier fashion agencies. Owner/founder, Nicole Bordeaux (once a successful fashion model discovered by fashion photographer, Guy

Bourdin

, on a subway in 1984) was immersed in the world of iconic global fashion and art at a young age

as Guy

Bourdin’s

muse

, providing her with a unique insight into what makes for good design and unconventional imaging.





The center of

Photogenics

Candles is deeply rooted in its holistic and organic California lifestyle, using entirely natural essential oil blends as the primary make-up of their products. The one of a kind scents, inspired by the owner’s upbringing and time spent in her youth at hippy co

mmunes and theosophical camps

throughout the Pacific North West , and California

(

tending

medicinal

herb gardens

with respected

herbo

logists

) are earthy yet whimsical, drawing on the therapeutic properties and psychoactive effects of herbs and plants used for medicinal purposes…some even dating back to ancient times, used by shamans and tribes seeking spiritual awakening, altered states of consciousness and euphoria.



With premier fashion houses expanding into the realm of home décor, design, art, and architecture (i.e. Furniture’s by Rick Owens, the Prada Foundation in Milan), the

Photogenics

+ Co creative team aims to utilize

its own background in fashion to create visually impactful, sculptural, and architecturally-inspired pieces…to

contribute to modern culture in a way that has not yet been seen. Their freshman collection of vessels

are

made from raw concrete textures and metals to draw on the modern “Brutalist Architecture” movement which flourished from the 1950’s to the mid 1970’s…an aesthetic which continues to give

Photogenics

+ Co its strong, modern, minimalist edge.