Soy Candle, Melt and Diffuser Fragrance Notes

Fizz (champers!) + Pomelo

Effervescent notes of sparkling champagne blend with delicious citrus fruits of sweet grapefruit, Brazilian orange and pink pomelo enlivened with hints of tart rhubarb and fresh, juicy watermelon.

Buy Fizz + Pomelo:

Candle (200g) + presentation options | Candle (65g) + Linen Bag | Melts | Diffusers

Damson Plum + Rose

An elegant combination of fruity notes of plum, cassis and rich dark berries indulged in decadent spices of cinnamon and clove. Glamourous floral accords of jasmine and rose are surrounded by sweet patchouli, sensual vanilla and moss to complete this sophisticated fragrance.

Buy Damson Plum + Rose:

Candle (200g) + presentation options | Candle (65g) + Linen Bag | Melts | Diffusers

Raspberry + Peppercorn

Sophisticated fruity floral dominated by notes of fresh raspberries and cherries warmed with pink and black peppercorn together with subtle hints of creamy musks.

Buy Raspberry + Peppercorn:

Candle (200g) + presentation options | Candle (65g) + Linen Bag | Melts | Diffusers

Oriental Bamboo

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Buy Oriental Bamboo:

Candle (200g) + presentation options | Candle (65g) + Linen Bag | Melts | Diffusers

Pear + Freesia

A fresh fragrance with fresh top notes of bergamot, lemon and pear. Soft notes of magnolia, orchid, rose and Muguet creates the soft heart, followed by a base of musks, dry amber and a touch of patchouli.

Buy Pear + Freesia:

Candle (200g) + presentation options | Candle (65g) + Linen Bag | Melts | Diffusers

Lime Basil Mandarin

An enticing mouthwatering medley. Top notes of Sicilian lime, and zesty bergamot blend into a juicy heart of aromatic mandarin, aquatic white florals, peppery basil and caraway seeds. Base notes include soft velvety patchouli and sharp green vetivert.

Buy Lime Basil Mandarin: Candle (200g) + presentation options | Candle (65g) + Linen Bag | Melts | Diffusers

Black Pomegranate

An opulent, sophisticated strong fragrance of rich Pomegranate blended with Patchouli and Cedarwood. It's really special.

Buy Black Pomegranate:

Candle (200g) + presentation options | Candle (65g) + Linen Bag | Melts | Diffusers

Tobacco + Oak

Aromatic vintage cologne notes lead into a heart of rich sweet tobacco, warm spices & a hint of cognac. Smoky woods of oak, ebony & incense combine with dark musks to complete the fragrance. A stunning combination!

Buy Tobacco + Oak:

Candle (200g) + presentation options | Candle (65g) + Linen Bag | Melts | Diffusers

Chilli + Sweet Orange

Summer all year round! A zesty, fresh sweet and spicy blend of orange zest, tangerine, bergamot, cassis and neroli with undertones of black pepper, chilli and musk.

Packaged in a branded drawstring eco-cotton bag.

Buy Chilli + Sweet Orange:

Candle (200g) + presentation options | Candle (65g) + Linen Bag | Melts | Diffusers

Spiced Orange

A true winter and festive favourite! Tangy orange top notes combined with a warm and spicy base of cinnamon, nutmeg and clove.

Buy Spiced Orange:

Candle (200g) + presentation options | Candle (65g) + Linen Bag | Melts | Diffusers

Coconut Lime

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Coffee

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Spiced Pumpkin

Our Spice Pumpkin candles fill a room with autumnal cosy loveliness.

Buy Spiced Pumpkin:

Candle (80g) in jar + lid

To infinity and beyond - Scarves at Chemist & Co

When you think about it, the scarf is one of the most versatile items of clothing, from keeping your neck warm, to sashaying down the catwalk.

The scarf was first worn by an Egyptian queen. Ever practical, Roman soldiers sported them to wipe away dirt. Chinese warriors wore them to differentiate the ranks. Later, the same system was used by the military, silk for officers, cotton for the lower ranks.

Hermes took over in 1837 with the first ready-to-wear graphic silk scarf.

Our infinity and classic scarf collections are either made locally or sourced from fair trade members.

Fair Trade

We support fairly sourced and traded products from all over the world.

Our high quality, classic fair trade scarves are from India, with all the colour and material panache you would expect from that vibrant corner of our planet.

Fair trade started in the 1940s in the United States, with organisations trading with poor communities. The first “Fair Trade” shop opened in 1958 in the USA.

The fair trade movement spread throughout the world. It involved many separate organisations, all with the one primary goal: to lift producers in the developing world out of poverty, to improve local working conditions and to prevent worker exploitation.

There are now millions of farmers and workers across more than 73 countries benefitting from fair trade.

Read more about BAFTS (British Association For Fair Trade Shops).

Made locally in The Wirral

At Chemist & Co, we strive to support local businesses. After all, we are also a small local business!

Our beautiful infinity scarves are hand-made in Hoylake.

The infinity scarf is quite a new twist in scarf design development.

The name comes from the single piece of fabric it is made from, so you can wear the scarf like a necklace. Wear loosely for self-expression, or double it over for a close fit to keep you warm.

Just so you know, Oprah Winfrey listed the infinity scarf as one of her favourite things.

Our infinity scarves are made from 100% organic cotton, so totally on-brand for Chemist & Co.

Available in-store only - visit us!

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Soy candle of the week - Spiced Pumpkin

Our new Spice Pumpkin candles are just amazing. They fill a room with autumnal cosy loveliness - go buy them online or at our Hoylake shop.

As we approach Halloween, our decision to create a pumpkin-based candle seemed a no-brainer.

But this got us thinking. Have pumpkins always been an indelible part of Halloween celebrations, or does the history go back further?

The tradition of carving into root vegetables goes right back to the British Isles in the Middle Ages, the favourite vegetable medium being the humble turnip.

In Ireland and south-west England, turnips were also known as “punkies” and in East Anglia, they were called “jack-o’-lanterns”. But where are the pumpkins?

The pastime of whittling vegetables, and indeed the tradition of Halloween, was exported to North America by Irish immigrants. Around this time of year, the most readily available vegetable in North America is the majestic pumpkin. Quite apart from being delicious to eat, pumpkins are ideal for carving demonic faces - and they make great lanterns.

The story of the pumpkin has helped its popularity in America as well as the UK, where we spend £10 million each year on the plump vegetable. How many we eat, and how many are used as scary lanterns, we’re not sure.

What we do know, is that they inspired us to make Spiced Pumpkin candles, and that is a good thing.

Buy Spiced Pumpkin Candles now online or in-store.

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