There are plenty of things you can use scented candles for, ranging anywhere from setting the mood, to scenting a room, to just plain old aromatherapy. No matter which reason you're choosing for lighting one of these candles, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Well the wax isn't really meant to be poured, or do anything other than melt and smell really good, but it does have a good ol' generic melted wax look and feel to it. If you knock the candle over with melted wax in it, it is going to spill and make a mess.

These candles come in two scents: His and Hers.

His is described as "Exotic spices and precious woods are layered with a rich, white musk in this seductive, smoky glass candle." I can't quite put my finger on exactly what I can smell in it, but I can't stop smelling it. It's definitely musky, but not all that spicy. It almost reminds me of a cosmetic counter near Christmas time.

Hers is billed as "Tahitian vanilla and spun sugar are affectionately entwined with gentle hints of coconut cream in this luxurious smoky glass candle." If you like the scent Warm Vanilla Sugar from Bath and Body Works, you will like this too. It's seriously a dead ringer. Sweet vanilla, and the hint of coconut keeps it from being too overwhelming.

As far as each ones strength goes, I'm happy with it. In a small room like a bathroom, you won't have any problem getting the scent to fill the whole room. In our bedroom, which is about 10'x10' or so, it's enough that you can catch a nice hint of it when you walk in, but it's not going to slap you in the face. Leaving them out unlit lets you catch whiffs here and there as well. I have His on his nightstand, and laying in bed I can catch some whiffs, and Hers is on our sex dresser, and always makes me smile when I'm digging for something fun.

Each candle is listed as having a 50 hour burn time, and I think it will definitely last that long. I burned Hers for about 3 hours straight and couldn't get more than a 2" diameter melt circle out of it, and each candle is about 3 1/2" across. His burned for about an hour and had a melt circle of about 1 1/4".

Each candle comes separately, and therefore, ended up with its own box. There's nothing in the least bit 'risque' about either box, and they would both make beautiful gifts. Each candle is nestled inside its respective box, and opens in a style that reminds me of a pop-up book. The front will have which one it is in a red box, His or Hers, and the back has the same red box that gives a description of the scent. There's a couple of disclaimers on the bottom of each box, and a few more plus some tips on the bottom of each candle. For best results, you're supposed to burn between 2 and 3 hours at a time, and make sure to trim the wick to 1/4" before lighting, as not doing so can cause the longer lit wick to sort of curl over on itself and make a really weak flame.

In the event that you do actually manage to burn all the wax from both glasses, you can always clean them out real well and then use them as drinking glasses, as they are built strikingly similar to decently sized drinking glasses.

Always make sure to never leave a burning candle unattended, or burn it on or near anything flammable. You could start $hit on fire and that would be really bad.

I had my latest coupon and a stockpile of gift cards, and I went nuts buying candles. Quite honestly, for how big these are, how great they smell, and how long they'll last, plus the fact that I can turn them into neat matchy matchy drinking glasses when they're all used up, I would say each one is well worth the price tag it has. Either one would make a great gift for any occasion.

And just to kind of try and give you a good look at the size, here's a picture of both of them next to a little matchbox car for reference.