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"Spice things up with beauty products picked for the season, packed with nourishing standouts from autumn's abundance: Enlighten Candles Fall Harvest Candle with warming notes of cinnamon, nutmeg, apple, clove, and cedarwood."

"Arizona-based Enlighten creates balanced scents inspired by the healing energy of the Sonoran Desert. While we love the top notes of sweet agave and orange in the hand-poured Saguaro Blossom candle, their other seasonal scents like Pomegranate Cider and Dusk are also hygge-inducing. It’s worth nothing that their products are made of 100% pure non-gmm soy wax, lead-free cotton wicks, and absolutely no dyes or additives for a truly clean, eco-friendly burn. It throws nicely, and the minimalist design itself is soothing."

"Consider this the ideal fall candle for anyone who doesn’t love the traditional pumpkin notes. The base is crisp apple, balanced out with warming cardamom and nutmeg for an end result that’s definitely autumnal, just not cloyingly so."

"For me, nothing makes a space feel luxurious quite like a scented candle does. This gorgeous one from Enlighten Candles is on my bedside table and makes unwinding with a good book even more relaxing before bed. The scent is stunning, and I love the simple packaging."

Wine tasting isn't merely an indulgence in rich flavors; it also sets the stage for deeper connections,” says Julianna Lyddon, a certified life coach with a master’s degree in Marriage, Family, and Child Therapy. “Enrich the experience by posing insightful questions like, ‘If money were no object, what would be your dream job?’ or ‘What genuinely ignites joy in your heart?’” Lyddon says. “Moving beyond casual conversation, you open the opportunity for a stronger and more authentic connection.”

"These candles are hand poured in Arizona, all featuring pure soy wax, cotton wicks, and phthalate-free, essential oil fragrances for an extra-clean burn. All of the scents are great, but we especially like this relaxing and soothing option at bedtime or during a self-care moment. Lavender is the middle note, rather than the top note, making for a more subtle effect, even more so given that it’s combined with citrus and cedar."