Fragrance first: eau de parfum in 50 ml and 10 ml travel sprays for Coco Cream, Sugar Baby, Woodphoria, Rosy Cheeks, Vanilla Era, Violet Ends and Peachy Oud. Then the 8.5 oz candles — Les, Hard Wood, Woodphoria, Vanilla Era, Violet Ends, Dynasty Salt, Red Hot and Minty — with the holiday pours, Starry Spice, Salty Caramel and Hinoki, and one 27 oz candle for a big room. Twenty-odd pieces from $30 to $94; the collection shows only what's in stock.
Boy Smells is a Los Angeles fragrance house built on what it calls genderful scent: notes traditionally read as masculine or feminine, mixed on purpose. Coco Cream is coconut milk, tiare and tonka bean; Sugar Baby is honeysuckle, waterlily and musk; Woodphoria is coconut water, fig leaf and sandalwood. The candles pour a non-GMO, soy-based vegan wax blend.
Trying one: the 10 ml travel spray is the way in, and the matching candle puts the same scent in the room. See Boy Smells eau de parfum and Boy Smells candles on their own, fragrance for Apothia, and candles for Nest and Glasshouse.
Questions we get about Boy Smells
Which Boy Smells scents come as both perfume and candle?
Woodphoria, Vanilla Era and Violet Ends come as an eau de parfum and as a candle, so you can wear it and burn it.
What does Woodphoria smell like?
Sandalwood-forward and warm, with creamy fig, airy jasmine and a hint of shredded coconut.
