Lõhnaküünlad

Lõhnaküünlad are scented candles, a popular decorative and aromatic item used in homes and various settings. They are typically made from wax, such as paraffin, soy, or beeswax, infused with fragrances that are released when the candle is burned. The primary purpose of a lõhnaküünlad is to impart a pleasant scent into the surrounding environment, contributing to ambiance, relaxation, or masking odors.

The fragrance oils used in lõhnaküünlad can be derived from a wide variety of sources, including essential oils, synthetic fragrance compounds, or a combination of both. Common scent profiles range from floral notes like rose and lavender to fruity scents such as citrus and berries, as well as woody, spicy, and gourmand aromas. The intensity and longevity of the scent depend on the type and quality of the wax and fragrance used, as well as the wick's burning characteristics.

Lõhnaküünlad are often used for decorative purposes, with many featuring attractive containers or designs. They can enhance the mood of a room, create a sense of warmth, or provide a comforting atmosphere. Beyond their aesthetic and aromatic qualities, some people use lõhnaküünlad for therapeutic or aromatherapy purposes, believing that specific scents can influence mood, reduce stress, or improve sleep. When using lõhnaküünlad, it is important to follow safety guidelines, such as placing them on a heat-resistant surface, away from flammable materials, and never leaving a burning candle unattended.