Bathrooms are where this Voluspa tends to live. One Reddit regular who buys mostly the giant 5-wick hearths always has one in this scent going in the bathroom, and a business owner who burns candles all day at work names it the strongest thrower of the half-dozen Voluspas in their rotation, all of them easy for visitors to like.
It joined the white-glass Maison Blanc collection alongside Burning Woods, and the notes are crushed eucalyptus, cardamom, white sage and sun-warmed hinoki bark. Voluspa's copy calls it a sun salutation; in plainer terms, think spa locker room crossed with a dry, woody herb garden, with the cardamom adding a little warmth so it doesn't read medicinal. Retail reviewers rate it well, around 4.5 stars at both Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's.
If it throws for you the way it does for those fans, a single-wick Classic, 9.5 oz for $38, is plenty for a bath, and a $32 three-wick tin covers a room. The 5-wick hearth ($250) is for people who, like that Reddit fan, want it going for months; just don't trim those wicks short, a warning that fan puts in capital letters.
Voluspa says the 5-Wick Hearth burns up to 250 hours. Size by size: Mini Tin, 25 h; Petite Jar, 35 h; Classic, 60 h; 3-Wick Tin, 40 h; Large Jar, 100 h; Luxe, 80 h; 5-Wick Hearth, 250 h.
What does Eucalyptus & White Sage smell like?
Eucalyptus and white sage with a dash of cardamom over sun-warmed hinoki. Steam-room calm without leaving the house. Voluspa lists notes of eucalyptus, cardamom, white sage and sun-warmed hinoki bark. We file it under green.
Is Eucalyptus & White Sage worth it?
It has no Glow Score yet: a score needs the candle's own Amazon rating, and it doesn't have one yet. The Mini Tin costs $16 and burns 25 hours; the 5-Wick Hearth burns up to 250 hours for $250.
More green candles
Closest notes first, from other brands where we can.
