Dupe database
Candles that smell like Voluspa French Cade Lavender
French Cade Lavender is a dry, smoky lavender rather than a soft one, and the cade wood is what does that. Any dupe built on lavender alone will smell like soap by comparison, which is the whole difficulty of matching it.
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How they compare
| Candle | Price | Size | Burn | Per hour |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voluspa French Cade Lavender | 9 oz | Not published | — | |
| Wild Herb Tonic (P.F. Candle Co) | 7.2 oz | 40 hrs | — | |
| Fern + Moss (Brooklyn Candle Studio) | 7.5 oz | 50 hrs | — | |
| Love Potion (Brooklyn Candle Studio) | 7.5 oz | 50 hrs | — |
The original
What French Cade Lavender actually smells like
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The matches
How close each one gets
Wild Herb Tonic
P.F. Candle CoLavender and guaiacwood in the base under eucalyptus and thyme. The lavender-over-dry-wood structure, greener at the top.
Fern + Moss
Brooklyn Candle StudioSage and lavender over spruce and pine on oakmoss. Lavender kept dry by moss rather than by cade, which is the same idea.
Love Potion
Brooklyn Candle StudioLavender under mandarin, over jasmine. Much sweeter and softer, and closer to a soap-shelf lavender than to the smoky original.
Questions
What people ask about this scent
- Are those the maker's note tiers?
- No. The maker publishes these notes as a flat list without a top, middle and base. The grouping shown here is ours, arranged to make the accord readable, and it should not be read as the maker's own structure.
- What is cade, and why does it matter here?
- Cade is a juniper wood distillate with a dry, tarry, smoky character. It is the reason this candle reads as rustic rather than floral, and it is the note cheaper lavender candles almost never include.