Scent-wise, it's mild, unisex, and incredibly well-balanced. If you like Le Labo-type fragrances or scents that feel like a quiet walk in a museum alone, this is your candle. It's more fresh and herbal than sweet, with just enough warmth to feel intimate.

Bought Duvet Days just in time for the changing of the weather. I wake up late afternoon today. It’s raining outside. Visibility: zero. I crank my warmer and the smell of warm, fresh sheets fill the air. All the weariness from the world starts to go away. Finally, rest and healing is here. Life is good.

I really like Ghost Stories and having it in reed diffuser is a treat as an alternative to candle warmer or burning it up. Scent throws enough as well. Testing how long it will last. :)

Smells like 10 hours of sleep, soft pillows, just-washed sheets, and lazy, worry-free days. Thank you for crafting this masterpiece, Psyche Candles.

As always, Psyche Candles are treats to the olfactory senses. The fragrances of both Patiserrie and Carousel are not overwhelming which I love. I also fancy the milky texture of the candle which gives off a luxurious feel. The sniff samplers have lovely fragrances too that I cannot wait to purchase. Psyche Candles for me is my go-to brand!!

I got Between the Sheets just when the chandler announced that the scent will be discontinued. With a heavy heart, there was nothing for me to do but accept my finite time together with the candle. When Psyche Candles went on a long hiatus without any word of return, I thought it was the final nail to the coffin. Overjoyed is an understatement of what I felt when it was announced that Between the Sheets will be making a comeback and, more so, as a part of the signature line. As we are thrust into the post-pandemic world that’s busier than ever, there is no better time for Between the Sheets’ comeback. Its soft, aromatic fragrance is restfulness in candle form. Boasting no therapeutic claims, this feel-good candle once again has made my life and well-being significantly better.

Sleepyhead, as a bedtime candle, is astonishing in how contemporary it smells. Familiar lavender with soft florals and musks, its clean smelling fragrance soothes the nerves, lulling on to sleep. And it’s true, I have been able to sleep better since I had this candle. A big fan of vetiver, it coherently transitions my days from late afternoons and evenings filled with Sleepyheads to next-day early mornings scented by Between the Sheets.

There had been different iterations of Japan’s icon sites in candle form. Lucky to have been graced again by Kyoto at Six, I now understand better why the debut line is revered among candle enjoyers. Fragrant guaiac wood bathed in the freshness of bergamot and water lily evokes ancient wood damp from rain — timeless beauty amidst the contemporary. Indeed, this candle is best enjoyed with warmers, respecting the fragrance’s gentleness and subtlety.