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Mystix London - hand made home fragrances including candles, wax melts, bath salts and reed diffusers and much more! Make your home smell amazing !
United Kingdom
Candle never arrived. I emailed them about this, had no response. Emailed again, told Royal Mail delivered it but I never received it. Silence again for 2 weeks. No offer to correct the issue, just silence. Avoid, most likely a scam.
Lots of choice on the website. I bought a couple of individual bottles and a variety gift pack which is much cheaper than buying them individually, especially as it is so hard to know what aromas someone else will like. I was initially worried that there were no trust pilot reviews but there were plenty elsewhere. Website was easy to use, delivery was swift. All great. Planning on treating myself to the christmas gift pack soon
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