PUMPKIN SPICE AND EVERYTHING NICE
The Favorite Flavor, Scent, and Color of Fall
Cooler weather, football, Halloween decorations, and falling leaves used to be the clear indicators that fall is in the air. Now, it’s all things pumpkin spice that announces the arrival of autumn. Thanks to Starbucks, this magical flavor is now a cultural phenomenon and we just can’t get enough.
The flavor of fall has a long history (even before Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Lattes became a thing). According to the History channel, pumpkin spice has been around for over 3,500 years. A key ingredient in the flavor was discovered way back when on ancient pottery shards in Indonesia: nutmeg.
A mixture of nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger, and cloves, the flavor, scent, and color of pumpkin spice has now carried over into linens, peanut butter, body butters, candles, and more. Fall in love with these nutmeg inspired products that have made pumpkin spice an actual season.
PeachSkinSheets Sheet Set in Pumpkin Spice
Spice up your bedroom with cozy and affordable Pumpkin Spice sheets. Made from moisture-wicking properties, using athletic-grade Smart Fabric, they’re a top choice for hot sleepers.
$65.00 to $105.00 from www.peachskinsheets.com
Saratoga Peanut Butter Company Pumpkin Pandemonium Pumpkin Peanut Butter
Pumpkin Pandemonium peanut butter is made of delicious pumpkin, spice, and everything nice. It’s a seasonal treat that’ll put a mouthwatering spell on you!
$9.00 from www.yopeanut.com
Country Bathhouse Your Own Beeswax Body Butter in Caramel Swirl
This Caramel Swirl body butter smells like a fresh caramel square dashed with pumpkin spice. Apply a dollop and rub into dry or callused skin.
$14.00 from www.countrybathhouse.com
Vim + Vigor Candle Co. No. 166 Pumpkin + Spice Candle
Fill your home with the warm and cozy scents of pumpkin, vanilla, and nutmeg with an added kick from spices like cinnamon, clove, and allspice. These natural soy wax candles come in artful containers to enjoy for years to come.
$28.00 from www.vimandvigorcandleco.com
Beauty Contributor Jessica Parise
