As a self-proclaimed “tomato girl,” McGee has tried her fair share of tomato-scented candles, which can range from earthy, vine-ripened fragrances to subtle, almost-floral scents. “Quince’s tomato candle leans leafier, which appeals directly to my preferences,” she said. “It’s fresh and feels apt for both late-summer burning and as a year-round kitchen candle, as it skews cleaner than some of the other tomato candles I’ve tried. There isn’t that dirt-like ‘funk’ that I’ve experienced with some other tomato scents.

— Read more in Are Quince’s $24 Candles Worth It? We Put 20 to the Test at House Beautiful.

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