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This Cozy Peanuts-Themed Candle Collection Is Here Just in Time for Fall
09.08.2024 - 12:26 / bhg.com / Claire Hoppe
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P.F. Candle Co. teamed up with Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the Peanuts crew to create the perfect cozy and nostalgic scents to fill your home with this fall. The collection celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Beagle Scouts, a scout group led by Snoopy in both the Peanuts comic strip and cartoon.
«Snoopy and the Peanuts gang are so iconic, so being able to join in on celebrating 50 years of Beagle Scouts felt like a great opportunity for us to bring our fragrance expertise into,» says Alex Tunno, the brand lead for P.F. Candle Co.
According to Tunno, the collection is inspired by activities featured on Beagle Scout camping trips: hiking, canoeing, and, of course, roasting marshmallows. «We worked with our fragrance houses to develop blends that represented the typical day of a Beagle Scout, what those moments smell like, and where they take place,» Tunno says.
The 7.2-ounce candles are made from 100% natural soy wax and are packaged in P.F. Candle Co.'s signature amber jars with brass lids. Each candle features a Kraft paper label (inspired by scout badges) that showcases Snoopy, Woodstock, and the other Beagle Scouts. For an added fun touch, Tunno says the three labels each feature Snoopy wearing a different hat: a ball cap while rafting, a ranger hat for s'mores, and a vintage-style fatigue hiking hat.
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The first candle in the collection, titled "Take a Hike," will transport you to a peaceful forest trail. The candle boasts an earthy scent made from juniper shrubs, pinecones, and tree sap. Create a tranquil atmosphere in your home by burning this scent after a long day.
The collection's second candle, "Everybody Paddle!," whose name, according to Tunno,
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