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Naturepedic teams up with Fontana to launch its first ever candle — and experts say the creamy vanilla aroma hits all the right notes for cozy Fall sleep

The organic mattress brand is ditching lavender for crisp, woodsy scents in its new luxury Pine & Pillow candle. Here's why experts think that Naturepedic and Fontana’s luxe candle collab delivers the perfect fragrance for sinking into deep, restorative sleep.

Naturepedic teams up with Fontana to launch its first ever candle — and experts say the creamy vanilla aroma hits all the right notes for cozy Fall sleep

Naturepedic has partnered with luxury candlemaker Fontana to introduce its inaugural candle, the Pine & Pillow, priced at $26.99. This Fall release is a natural choice for a cozy, autumnal ambiance, as described by the brand. The candle is housed in a sustainable amber glass jar and crafted from pure beeswax and coconut oil, making it non-toxic.

Its wick is made from FSC-certified cherry wood. The candle's unique blend of scents includes black pine, black spruce, ho wood, and vanilla, crafted to evoke a warm, comforting, and familiar atmosphere ideal for winding down for sleep.

While lavender is often the go-to scent for sleep products, Naturepedic chose a different combination of woody and sweet notes, explaining, "We didn’t choose fragrance notes simply because they appeared on a list of sleep-inducing scents. We aimed to create something people would genuinely look forward to lighting at the end of the day — something warm, comforting, and familiar."

Experts agree that the candle's woody scents, like pine and ho wood, foster a sense of cleanliness, tranquility, and grounding, helping to slow down and prepare for restful sleep. Vanilla, a smooth gourmand scent, adds a touch of warmth and home comfort, potentially facilitating a smooth transition from the day's bustle to bedtime.

For those interested in purchasing the candle, it's immediately available for $26.99 at Naturepedic, with free shipping.

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