Nice is nice
Prompt delivery, candle leaves a relaxing scent in the bathroom. Love the personalised note.
17 January 2025
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Down Route Candle scents evoke travel memories made and inspire those still to come. We are an eco soy wax candle company. Our scents are inspired by travel destinations and all hand poured in small batches in London.
Contact info
N6 5PT, London, United Kingdom
- downroutecandles@gmail.com
- downroutecandles.co.uk
Great product and long lasting
Very prompt dispatch, great smelling candles and a nice personal touch :) They also last for a long time!
20 July 2023
Gorgeous candles
Love these candles. Delicious scents and excellent customer service. Love the branding and eco policies too.
2 March 2023
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