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AletheaAnderson
11-05-2009, 03:05 PM
Greetings Fellow Candle Lovers!
Here is a list of the most recent candle name changes:
*Sugar changed to Holiday cookie
*Christmas cookie changed to Anise cookie
*Dark chocolate supreme changed to Chocolate Kiss
*Christmas Eve changed to Night before Christmas
*Clean cotton is now Fresh Laundry
Candles with Duplicate Names
*Sex on the Beach is also known as Coconut Mango
I think I got them all, if any are missing, please add!
Here is a list of the most recent candle name changes:
*Sugar changed to Holiday cookie
*Christmas cookie changed to Anise cookie
*Dark chocolate supreme changed to Chocolate Kiss
*Christmas Eve changed to Night before Christmas
*Clean cotton is now Fresh Laundry
Candles with Duplicate Names
*Sex on the Beach is also known as Coconut Mango
I think I got them all, if any are missing, please add!
debi12167
11-05-2009, 04:55 PM
but I could be wrong..
FlickerScents
11-05-2009, 05:07 PM
I dont think the smell the same at all.....just my opinion
KathyBlack
11-05-2009, 06:30 PM
Thanks for the update. How often do the names change?
AletheaAnderson
11-05-2009, 06:36 PM
It is very, very infrequent!
The only times I'm aware that we've changed names were due to the following....
1) A candle was not a hot seller, so the name was changed, becoming a HOT seller! (sometimes a name makes the flame! LOL)
or
2) Another candle company has 'trademarked' a name thus rendering it not able to be used by other candle companies. Many candle companies actually 'own' a scent 'name' by registering a trade mark on the name, so no other companies can call their candles by the same scent!
The only times I'm aware that we've changed names were due to the following....
1) A candle was not a hot seller, so the name was changed, becoming a HOT seller! (sometimes a name makes the flame! LOL)
or
2) Another candle company has 'trademarked' a name thus rendering it not able to be used by other candle companies. Many candle companies actually 'own' a scent 'name' by registering a trade mark on the name, so no other companies can call their candles by the same scent!
KathyBlack
11-05-2009, 06:41 PM
That makes sense! Thanks for the info!!
DebraFerrie
11-05-2009, 06:50 PM
That makes sense! Thanks for the info!!
Yes..makes a lot of SCENTS! lol
A candle by any other name............
still lights my flame
oh, what's in a name?
Yes..makes a lot of SCENTS! lol
A candle by any other name............
still lights my flame
oh, what's in a name?
chenarie
11-05-2009, 08:08 PM
Are Mountain Pine & Christmas Pine the same scent? I heard they were.
