What Scents Go Well with Lavender?

We all have particular scents that we love, whether they’re floral aromas that call to mind the great outdoors, tropical notes that whisk us away to a seaside resort, or seasonal favorites that make us want to curl up with a good book.

Lavender is a beloved scent for many people, and it works incredibly well on its own, but it’s also one of the best scents for blending as it can be complemented by many other fragrances. Our Lavender Fields candle at Penn & Beech is the perfect starting point for a unique and alluring scent profile.

What Lavender Smells Like

Lavender originates from Europe and Asia and is comprised of 47 species within the mints family. Known for its violet or purple hue, lavender has been used for centuries in decorative arrangements, cooking, and scent creation.

It has a soft, subtle, and sweet smell that combines floral, woodsy, herbal, smokey, and powdery notes. These elements combine to create a fresh and pleasant bouquet that fits many occasions.

Creating a Scent Profile with a Lavender Fields Candle

When blending a scent, one approach to consider is accounting for the varied scent notes of individual fragrances. Notes can be divided into the classes of top, middle, and base, and different aromas fall into specific categories.

  • Top notes – These are scents which tend to have a fresh and pleasing smell. Many citrus and floral fragrances fall within this category, including orange, lime, eucalyptus, bergamot, peppermint, and lemongrass.
  • Middle notes – Fragrances of this type are ideal for creating the body of a complete scent profile’s blend, pulling all other aromas together. Some middle note possibilities include rosemary, sage, neroli, geranium, chamomile, and more.
  • Base notes – These notes are defined by their depth and warmth, giving a fuller body to a scent profile and helping it to last. Some examples include sandalwood, myrrh, cedar, jasmine, patchouli, and frankincense.

The Lavender Fields aroma itself is considered a middle note scent, so it is an ideal starting point when you are crafting a unique aroma. It can be merged with top and base notes, but can also accompany other select middle notes to create a full and lush fragrance you’ll love burning in your space.

Lavender Fields Pairing Possibilities

While there are a range of scents you can pair with a Lavender Fields candle, some options you might want to consider include:

Make Custom Lavender Fields Candles at Penn & Beech

Penn & Beech is proud to offer custom candles, reed diffusers, and wax melts to help our customers create the scents they’ve been dreaming of!

Our first blending option is found on our custom blend page, where visitors to our site can select from our diverse scents and craft the perfect blend. You can combine up to three separate fragrances and give your candle its own unique name. We also supply 8 oz. and 16 oz. jars, giving you 60 or 120 hours of true burn time.

Another option, if you’re feeling a little more adventurous, is to come pour with us! At our facilities in Columbus, Ohio and Indianapolis, we regularly host groups so they can pour their own candles as part of a great event! Perfect for birthdays, date nights, team-building exercises, bachelorette parties, and more, your whole group will have a blast!

Benefits of Our Candles

Customer satisfaction is our focus, so we take great care in crafting our candles. Some of their many advantages include:

  • Premium fragrance oils
  • No heavy metals or other contaminants
  • Soy-blend composition with cotton wicks
  • Paraben and phthalate-free design
  • No fillers or chemical additives
  • No animal testing
  • Over 140 individual scents

Contact Us for Assistance

If you’re trying to find the perfect scents to blend with a Lavender Fields candle and create a one-of-a-kind fragrance, be sure to contact our team today! We can make some suggestions or talk to you about an in-store pouring experience.

We look forward to hearing from you!