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One of my absolute favourite things about the beauty world is products that smell good. It’s amazing how fragrance has such a power. Fragrance from perfume to candles to gorgeously scented body products. They can really lift a mood or create a feeling. I had a huge soft spot for any fragrance that captures that scent of clean – be that fresh clean skin, clean laundry, clean home. Whatever it is – there’s something special about a clean smell.

One of the brands that really captures that clean smell is Clean Reserve and they have a new addition to their range. They already do a selection of fragrances that I absolutely adore ever since I first picked up a sampler set in Sephora on a trip to America – but now they have extended that clean-capturing magic to a home range.
In the range there are three of their signature scents. Including my personal favourite – Warm Cotton – in each of the three formats. A soy-blend candle, a reed diffuser and a linen and room spray.


The soy candle has a double wick – so it burns across the wax to avoid wastage. The reed diffuser comes with a glass holder and insert with reeds that can replaced or recycled. I would assume based on the design it would be possible to buy a refill rather than full brand new product each time? The spray bottle has also been designed so you can take the pump spray off and either re-use the bottle or easily recycle.




The fragrances are all capturing the same notes of the perfume. The Warm Cotton smell really does capture the scent of walking past a laundrette with that freshly washed and laundered clothes. A simple smell, but still something that’s a little bit magic.

Who doesn’t want their clothes and home to smell all warm, fluffy and clean? The one thing I had with these three is deciding which room was the most worthy of being filled with a favourite scent.
The Clean Home range is available in the Warm Cotton, Rain and the Fresh Linens fragrances.
The prices start at £40 and exclusive to SpaceNK in the UK.
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