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TK Scent Experience

Retail & Shopping · Toronto

We are a Toronto fragrance brand. We make candles, reed diffusers, body butters and mists, handcrafted in Canada with clean, skin safe ingredients. We organize our catalogue by mood rather than by product, so you can shop for how you want a room to feel:…

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You don't buy fragrance because something is missing. You buy fragrance because you want to create a feeling. — Wendy Huggins

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Tech & Media · Coquitlam

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