What's the difference between Yankee Candle and Home Inspiration? A Yankee employee has explained
Ever wondered what's the difference between Yankee Candle and Home Inspiration? Us too!
When it comes to bringing zen into your home, lighting a candle is one of the best ways of helping relaxation and many homes have at least one Yankee Candle - if not more - if they've been snapped up in the sales.
But many Yankee Candle fans have always wondered the difference between Yankee Candle and Home Inspiration candle when it comes to choosing which candle to buy and a Yankee Candle employee has revealed the significant difference.
What's the difference between Yankee Candle and Home Inspiration?
The main difference between a Yankee Candle and a Home Inspiration Yankee Candle is that a Home Inspiration candle is a "cheaper version" - with some fans claiming the strength of scent is different too.
The Yankee employee explained, "Home Inspiration are not the original Yankee Candles. I work for Yankee Candles and get asked this question regularly, it's a cheaper version."
And the question which made Yankee Candle owners wonder was prompted by TikTok user Ash Reid who spotted a bargain Yankee Candle for £4.99 in Home Bargains.
The clip was captioned, "This is your sign to run to Home Bargains...Dramatic re-enactment of the moment I seen Home Bargains are selling Yankee Candles for £4.99."
Yankee Candle Scented Candle The Last Paradise - WAS £27.99 Now £18 | Amazon
You’ve found paradise at lastrare and exotic notes of rainforest fruits and flowers lure you into a fragrance experience like no other. Authentic ingredients and premium wax deliver clean, consistent, room-filling aroma. Scented candle burn time: up to 150 hours; 17 cm height x 10 cm width (623 g).
@ashreid_ ♬ More Than A Woman - SG's Paradise Edit - Bee Gees & SG Lewis
After seeing the clip and reading the employees explanation, one fan speculated, "Got these and it’s got zero scent… cheaper but cheaper for a reason."
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Another fan claimed, "That’s only got two layers of smell. The Yankee ones from Yankee have three layers."
And a third fan added, "It's not original Yankee £19.99 jars but it’s still a good deal when they sell these for £9.99 in Asda."
Yankee Candle Home Inspirations Rose Lemonade medium jar 340g - WAS £13.49 now £12.99 | Amazon
Enjoy a sparkling glass of pink lemonade — garnished with fragrant rose petals. Up to 60 hours of burn time. Inspired by the everyday pleasure of home.
The 'Home Inspiration' range features fragrances including calming Soft Cotton, White Linen & Lace, Cosy Up and Stony Cove, to sweet Sugared Blossom, Cherry Vanilla and Vanilla Frosting.
If tropical blends are more your taste then Pink Island Sunset, Exotic Fruits or Pomegranate Coconut are available too.
And if during the cost of living crisis you can't afford to splurge £28 on an original Yankee Candle then as a cheaper Yankee Candle, the Home Inspirations will suit.
Yankee Candle states on its website that 'Home Inspirations' were available to buy in selected supermarkets and retailers, with many selling at half the price of the original small jar.
There are some new Yankee Candle fragrances available to buy such as Watercolour Skies.
Yankee has also teamed up with Rainbow Railroad with its Love For All fragrance candle (rrp £29.99)
And if you're wondering why trimming the wick of your candle doesn't stop the jar from going black, an employee gave this tip, "Avoid placing your candle in a draught if the shorter wick hasn't sorted it as a flickering wick causes soot build up."
Selina is a Senior Family Writer for GoodtoKnow and has more than 16 years years of experience. She specialises in royal family news, including the latest activities of Prince George, Charlotte, Louis, Archie and Lilibet. She also covers the latest government, health and charity advice for families. Selina graduated from the University of Sheffield in 2006 with a degree in Journalism, and gained her NCTJ and NCE qualifications. During her career, she’s also written for Woman, Woman's Own, Woman&Home, and Woman's Weekly as well as Heat magazine, Bang Showbiz - and the Scunthorpe Telegraph. When she's not covering family news, you can find her exploring new countryside walking routes, catching up with friends over good food, or making memories (including award-winning scarecrows!)
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