Wildflowers tends to make its case in the smallest size. One Reddit buyer found a tiny sample tucked into an order and was surprised how well it scented a studio apartment, far better than the jumbo Panjore Lychee that arrived with it, and another says the little tin smells great whether or not it's burning. Even someone who generally steers clear of Voluspa's florals makes room for this one.
Voluspa describes a kaleidoscope of native wildflowers, golden poppy and springing herbs over soft citrus, and those who burn it talk about something airy and clean, not perfumey. A Walmart reviewer calls it bright, cheerful and balanced, the kind of scent that lifts a room, and a college student on TikTok names it her favorite room scent for a Sunday reset. It started life as a spring release, and Voluspa leans on it for Mother's Day gift sets, which suits a floral this easygoing.
If you're unsure, the mini tin ($16) is an inexpensive test. Beyond that, the Classic is $38 and the Large Jar $40, and its lid flips over to sit underneath while it burns.
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 Wildflowers smell like?
A meadow of wildflowers and golden poppies, with fresh herbs and a soft citrus breeze. Spring, picked by the handful. Voluspa lists notes of native wildflowers, golden poppy, springing herbs and soft citrus. We file it under floral.
Is Wildflowers 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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