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Hey there fragrance junkies it's me and Norman reviewing the NET Fonze et Origo after having burned it most all of it I am so sad that this is almost over this has been a joy a pure joy to have in my home whether it's lit or not it's a potent enough smell without being overwhelming you notice it when you walk past it it's like having a tiny perfume counter in your home you walk past in your life it's my favorite ant here or nope it's this candle that's what you smelled it's floral certainly a little fruity maybe but it's it's a very sophisticated smell so I highly recommend hard vouch for the NET Fonze et Origo

Hey Flip Fam! I just recently snagged a net candle or nette. Someone correct me on my pronunciation. It is the Scent Georgia Cut. It has hints of clean linen, an old leather chair, and rose vines so kind of masculine and feminine. It smells amazing. It can burn it to 40 to 45 hours. This is the box it came in. Super clean. I'm a sucker for clean packaging and one candle tip is the diameter of your candle is how many hours you should burn it. So this is probably about a three inch diameter. So if I burn it for three hours, you'll have an even level of melted wax so that your wick doesn't start tunneling and you have the edges really high up on the sides and then buried below is your candle wick. So really excited to try this out. I will let you guys know how it burns and then come back and review it later.

Our ancestors lived in the oceans. A cold swim like rain falling on a desert. Scorched dunes. Rose vines. Clean linens. An old leather chair. The guest bedroom facing the moon.

Let's check candles. This is the net candle in the fragrance spring 1998. I think that is such a cute name for the fragrance. This is a clean scent. It has white florals like freesia, magnolia, and neroli as the scent notes. It also is a blend of coconut and soy wax which I think is pretty good. This also has a burn time of about 55 to 60 hours. It does however retail for 68 bucks and I'm not sure it's worth the price point for a one wick candle. I do think that the packaging is pretty cute. I love the color of it. I just think it's a bit overpriced.

This is the NET Spring 1998 candle and this is an expert review. Keep listening to know why. The aesthetic of this brand is truly impressive. It's all sustainably sourced ingredients, clean scents, which is a must and feels sort of needless to say. But the coolest part is that this lavender iridescent glass vessel is hand-blown. It's truly a treasure that can be reused in years and years to come. The scent is also super beautiful and gentle and still permeates through the house. So why am I an expert? Well, I'm an entrepreneur, particularly in the candle space. So I've done my fair share of research and testing around candles, vessels, wax, wicks, ingredients and everything in between. So I love supporting other candle brands and other women in business so I can really enjoy their creations and justify it as market research. Put it in your cart. You will not regret this. Thank you.

Video Review of #NETTE Spring 1998 Scented Candle by Miriam Galvan

Video Review of #NETTE Spring 1998 Scented Candle by Miriam Galvan