If You Get These Candle Names, You Had Taste in the 90s
The 90s weren’t subtle.
They were loud, chaotic, and full of references you either get instantly—or completely miss.
This collection isn’t about recreating the past perfectly.
It’s about capturing the energy, the attitude, and the kind of cultural moments that still live rent-free in your brain.
If these names hit immediately, you’re exactly who these were made for.
C.R.E.A.M. Bong Candle
Candles rule everything around me.
This one runs your whole space—in the best way.
A rich blend of vanilla, sugar, and buttercream creates a warm, creamy scent that feels instantly nostalgic. It’s sweet without being overwhelming, indulgent without trying too hard, and lingers long after you light it.
Light it when you want your space to feel cozy, smooth, and just a little bit old-school.
A.D.I.D.A.S. Bong Candle
All day you’ll be thinking about this one.
It starts grounded and warm, with patchouli, musk, and amber setting the tone. Then it opens up into something more unexpected—tuberose, dahlia, and orange blossom bring a soft floral layer that keeps it from feeling too heavy.
The result is a balanced, slightly luxe scent that feels elevated but still easy to burn every day.
Korn Bong Candle
This one comes in loud and doesn’t really apologize for it.
It opens with warm, salty popcorn—unexpected, a little chaotic—and then settles into deeper notes of vanilla, caramel, and brown sugar. Sweet, but with edge.
It’s bold, slightly unhinged, and perfect when you want something that actually stands out instead of blending in.
Courtney Love Spell Bong Candle
This is straight out of a late-90s fever dream—juicy peach, grapefruit, and apple hit first, followed by softer notes of cherry blossom and hydrangea. It all settles into a powdery vanilla finish that feels instantly familiar.
Flirty, nostalgic, and just chaotic enough to keep things interesting.
More Than Just a Good Smell
What makes this collection different is that it’s not just about how something smells—it’s about how it feels.
Scent plays a role, sure. But the real hook is the reaction—the moment someone sees it, reads the label, and immediately gets it.
And if keeping your space smelling fresh is part of your routine, pairing the right candle with the right setup makes a bigger difference than most people think. If stronger smells are in the mix, our guide on how to cover up the smell of weed breaks it down in a way that actually works.
A Cleaner Burn (Without Killing the Vibe)
All of these candles are made with soy wax, so you’re not undoing your entire cleaning effort the second you light one.
If you care about what’s actually going into your air, here’s why soy candles are a non-toxic choice for your home, and why it makes a difference long-term.
Don’t Toss It When You’re Done
When the candle’s finished, it’s not the end.
Each piece is designed to be reused—and it’s easier than you think to clean it out. Here’s exactly how to remove candle wax and upcycle your bong candle so it actually gets a second life.
The 90s, Just Slightly Reworked
The 90s weren’t polished.
They weren’t minimal.
And they definitely weren’t subtle.
That’s what made them good.
This collection keeps that same energy - just in a way that fits your space now.