Better Homes & Gardens Christmas 2020 Wax Melt Reviews from Walmart

Despite the similar names, this is nothing like Better Homes & Gardens Apple & Oud. This smells like apple crisp (not apple pie) with a hint of cinnamon, a smidgen of vanilla, and just a slight hint of incense (maybe tobacco and/or Nag Champa?) that gives it a tiny bit of a perfumey note. It's mostly foodie though, like 90%, with only around 10% of the perfumey note. And although it's sweet, it's not overly sweet. VERY nice scent! When melted, however, I don't really smell the incense and perfuminess, and it just smells like a nice, yummy apple crisp. It smells like a slightly sweeter, very slightly more cinnamony version of ScentSationals Baked Orchard Apple.

I expected based on the name that this was going to be just another generic cinnamon apple or apple pie type scent, but it's not! It smells SO good, like super sweet, rich caramel, apple and cinnamon, and marshmallow! It's quite similar to ScentSationals Salted Caramel Buttercream, like if that scent also had a hint of apple and cinnamon. I LOVE it!! Looking at the notes, I actually do smell a subtle hint of the pear, which is a more delicate, slightly floral version of apple. I think I do detect a smidgen of pecan as well, but I wouldn't notice it if I didn't know it was supposed to be in there.

This is a very nice soft pine scent (not a biting pine) with a hint of nuttiness, maybe a smidgen of vanilla way in the background (although it's not sweet at all), and possibly a barely detectable smokiness. Comparing it to Better Homes & Gardens Fresh Cut Frasier and ScentSationals Perfectly Pine, both of those scents are slightly sweeter, with slightly different notes, and FCF is more of a "harsh" pine. Looking at the notes, the nuttiness is the cardamom (a nutty, buttery version of cloves, with a smidgen of fennel and herbal undertones). I don't actually smell cloves in this scent, although that might be that smidgen of smokiness I detect.

This is not at all what I expected. I thought it was going to be just another caramely type scent, but it's not. And it's so unique! It smells like sweet, buttery butterscotch with a hint of cinnamon... and black tea! I definitely do smell the tea note at the end, and there are no caramel or salty notes at all. Looking at the notes, no tea, but "sweet bay" is an herbal, slightly floral scent with an oregano or thyme note. And pimento berry smells like clove, juniper and cinnamon with a dash of black pepper. So it's the combination of bay and pimento berry that probably smells like tea.

I expected that this would be a super sweet, powdery sugary type cranberry based on the name and label, but it's not. It's cranberry plus pine, with a little bit of smokiness. It has a bit of a sour note that I don't care for, but I think most people won't notice that.

An amazing, incredible sweet, fruity scent of cherry (not as harsh as black cherry, more like maraschino but somewhere in-between) and pine. On cold sniff I'd say 70% cherry, 25% pine, and 5% some other notes which could be raspberry, vanilla, nutty, and/or perfumey (baby powder?). When melted, it's more cherry, like maybe 85%, and it smells kind of like cherry cough syrup (but in a good way; I happen to like that scent!) It's like a richer, warmer version of Yankee Candle Merry Cherry, and it's so rich it might be a bit nauseating for some people (but easy to solve by mixing with vanilla or another fruity scent). After about an hour, I started noticing a tobacco-ey note that made it smell more like cherry tobacco. I LOVE this "chameleon" scent!

I definitely smell the hazelnut. It's nutty and sweet, with cinnamon (a fair amount, but not overkill), a bit of caramel, and a milky note. It's different, and I like it! Looking at the notes, I don't smell clove. Nutmeg? Maybe, although that would give this a pumpkin pie vibe, which this scent does not have. Coconut? Perhaps, but if it's there, it's very very subtle, and I wouldn't detect it if it were not in the scent notes.

A very interesting scent that smells like pine and a slightly sweet citrusy type fruit, but not orange or lemon; maybe lime or pineapple? It's not as "piney" as other pine type scents, and has a peppery note. It's different from anything else I've smelled. I kind of like it, but melted it takes on a little bit of a vinegary note. Looking at the notes, there's the citrus, and bergamot is usually in cologne type scents but this scent has no cologne or perfumey notes at all.

I smell cranberry with a hint of grape and smidgen of apple spices like cinnamon. It's a nice holiday fruit scent.