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Festive Pomander Natural Soy Candle – Orange & Clove

SNUG SCENT LTD

£27

Step into the winter with our classic combination of Pomander scent. This cheerful scent will fill your home with the citrusy, warming, and stimulating scents of the holiday season. Perfect for anyone who loves the citrusy smell of oranges and the warm, spicy smell of cloves and other winter spices. The Scent Experience Smells like a festive kitchen filled with spiced oranges where juicy citrus meets rich, aromatic winter spices. Scent category: Citrus + Sweet + Spicy + Warm This comforting blend of orange and clove is enhanced with cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom, and black pepper, creating a roun

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SNUG SCENT LTD, number 13117231. Checked 2026-08-29.
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