Why smellies don’t have to be a boring gift

I used to be one of those people who hated gift sets or smellies. I always worried they looked like a lazy gift if I bought one for someone and after years of receiving the same old ones I guess I just got sick of them. But now I blummin love them. I think its because now you can get such cool and unique smelly sets and ones with incredible scents that I have fallen back in love with them. One of my favourites are Baylis and Harding gift sets and I'm so lucky that the lovely team there sent me through a big box of some of their gift sets this year and I had to snap them and show you guys.

You might remember I featured some Baylis and Harding gift sets in last years gift guide and this year the sets and candles are just as lovely.

As well as the mens washbag set full of an amazing citrus and mint scented body wash and aftershave balm, there is a pretty womens red wash bag set full of Baylis and Harding Fuzzy Duck hair and body treats. I really love the Mulberry and Mistletoe scent its really festive. I love the packaging of the Fuzzy Duck smellies that I'm so tempted to keep them for myself.

Baylis and Harding always have amazing candles especially at Christmas with the feature metal Christmas tree lid. This year the candle is green with an incredible Winter spruce and berries scent which will fill your house with the smell of Christmas trees.

The pretty gold sequin bag gift set is another really pretty gift. Inside is hand lotion, Body Wash and Body spray all the Sweet Mandarin & Grapefruit scent which is really refreshing and fruity, plus afterwards you'll have this sequin bag to use.

Such a nice selection of Baylis and Harding gift sets and I'm really loving the scents this year, further confirming my love for the brand. I've also linked some of my other favourite Baylis and Harding items below.

Do you love a good gift set too??

Debs

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Photos taken on the Olympus Pen and 45mm lens.