If French Cade Lavender is Voluspa's lavender with a little woodsmoke in it, Mountain Lavender & Chamomile is the one already in pajamas. One of the brand's newer scents, it comes as a candle, a bath soak and even an eau de parfum, pairing Provence lavender with blue chamomile, a cool breath of eucalyptus and a cedarwood base, all in white glass.
Most of what people say is about calm. A Bloomingdale's shopper burns it in the bedroom after long days and describes it as airy and soothing, and Nordstrom reviewers call it light, soft and refreshing, just as pleasant unlit as lit. On Reddit it turns up among people's current favorites, and a shopper who sniffed the new launches at Bloomingdale's put it on the promising list.
For a bedroom or bath, the Classic ($38 for 9.5 oz, rated for 60 hours) suits the mood, and the 3-wick tin ($32) or the 30 oz Luxe ($90) gives it a fighting chance in an open room. That lightness cuts both ways, though: one TikTok commenter bought the large jar and was underwhelmed, catching it only when sitting right beside it.
Voluspa says the 5-Wick Hearth burns up to 250 hours. Size by size: Mini Tin, 25 h; Classic, 60 h; 3-Wick Tin, 40 h; Large Jar, 100 h; Luxe, 80 h; 5-Wick Hearth, 250 h.
What does Mountain Lavender & Chamomile smell like?
Lavender and blue chamomile with a cool breath of eucalyptus, grounded by cedarwood. A bedtime routine in a jar. Voluspa lists notes of provence lavender, eucalyptus, blue chamomile and cedarwood. We file it under floral.
Is Mountain Lavender & Chamomile 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.
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