HomeGoods Is Selling These $90 Designer Candles for Just $10
You’re not alone if you love getting a good deal — especially if it’s on a typically high-end item. That’s why browsing Facebook Marketplace or wandering the aisles of stores like HomeGoods can provide the same exhilaration as an Easter egg hunt. And speaking of HomeGoods, if you’re not looking in this one section for luxury items at a discounted price then you’re missing out on some wonderful deals.
“If you’re willing to spend a few extra minutes in the aisles at HomeGoods, then that could be the difference between leaving with cheap products versus luxury products,” Katie from @ktbrooke97 said in a recent TikTok video. Katie found cherry-shaped candles from Happy Organics, and a giant LAB candle for just $10.
“Any time I’m burning a LAB candle, I always get compliments on it,” Katie said in her video. LAB candles usually sell for $24, and come in intoxicating scents like Vanilla & Tonka, which smells like “a blend of golden vanilla cupcake with hints of creamy buttercream frosting and a dash of aromatic spices.”
Several Luxury Candles Are Available at HomeGoods for So Cheap
Katie was also able to find a handful of Morris & Co. candles at her local HomeGoods. This single-wick Bergamot & Vetiver candle from William Morris retails for $90, but you can find a double-wick version at HomeGoods for a fraction of the price. And smaller Morris & Co. candles are priced at just $9.99.
In another TikTok, Katie was able to find Sunflower Fields from Homesick, which she said smells just like when she lived in Kansas. At HomeGoods, this candle was priced at over half off its original $30.
And she was also able to score even more Happy Organics candles, which she noted would look so cute on a birthday cake, or even a simple sheet pan cake from the grocery store. Each carton of cherry candles, made with 100% beeswax, is priced at $20 on Happy Organics’ website.
Katie’s experience is a testament to why you should spend a little extra time looking through the candle shelves at HomeGoods. You might just walk away with a handful of designer candles for the price of just one of them when sold at full price!