Good and Well Supply Co. candles smell like the US National Parks

A new collection of scented candles is inspired by the top national parks in the United States of America. 

Good and Well Supply Company created a range of candles that smell like 12 different national park: Yosemite, Yellowstone, Sequoia, Rainier, North Cascades, Olympic, Acadia, Glacier, Crater Lake, Grand Canyon, Great Smokies, and Saguaro.

Priced at $24 each, the candles are sure to arouse interest among outdoorsy types — and they also benefit environmental causes. 

Nature: Good and Well Supply Company has created a range of candles inspired by America’s national parks

Smell that? Each candle is $24, with 10 per cent of proceeds going to protect parks across America

Parks: Yellowstone has scents of vetiver, pine needle, and sandalwood while Yosemite has cedarwood, amber, orange, and spice

Inspired: Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming has the famous Old Faithful Geyser, which is seen erupting in this photo

Parks: The view of the El Capitan rock formation at Yosemite National Park in California

Mountains: El Capitan in Yosemite National Park is one of its most famous landmarks and reaches 3,000 feet

 The candles all pay homage to parks in the US with their labels and fragrances — but they give back to them, too.

In an effort to help protect America’s national parks, Good and Well Supply Company donates 10 per cent of profits from each purchase to Washington’s National Park Fund and the National Park Foundation.

The brand first launched National Park scented candles back in December but only released six: Yosemite, Yellowstone, Sequoia, Rainier, North Cascades, and Olympic.

Most of the original candles have strong fall and winter aromas, such as the cedarwood and spice of California’s Yosemite Park in the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Newer additions have lighter scents, like the earthy blend of red maple, laurel, and sandalwood found in the candle dedicated to America’s most-visited national park, the Great Smoky Mountains along the Tennessee and North Carolina border.  

Scents: The Rainier park candle has aromas of balsam fir, pine needle, and citrus while the Crater Lake candle has wild lavender, cedar, and camphor

Delicious: Sequoia smells of fir needle, cedarwood, and smoky tobacco, while Glacier has lighter notes of huckleberry, bergamot, balsam fir, and vanilla

Smoky: Acadia has sweet scents of sea salt, dunes, and driftwood, while Olympic has an earthy blend of red cedar, oakmoss, earth, and spice

Creator: Megan McLaughlin, founder and candlemaker of Good and Well Supply Company, has lived in a tent in many national parks all across the U.S., which is where she found inspiration

Megan McLaughlin, founder and candlemaker of Good and Well Supply Company, previously owned a handmade soap business, but chose to leave it behind to go explore the landscape of America.

She has lived in a tent in many national parks all across the U.S. and has experienced the smells, scents, and sights of the parks that many people have been inhaling for years.

She created the candles based on the scents and experiences she had during her travels, and said she wants to bring those same experiences to people’s homes.

What’s more, each of the 100 per cent soy candles is also vegan, eco-friendly, recyclable, lead and GMO-free, and ethically sourced and produced in the USA. 

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