Masculine candle

If the economy is bad, you must be creative if you want to make money. A man in the United States specializes in handmade candles, but unlike general fragrance candles on the market, after his candle burns, it is said to emit masculine flavors, such as rough leather smells or beer odors. Because of this, his business is very good, and the products are exported to countries all over the world.

Many people think that giving gifts to men is very simple. A tie, a bottle of good wine, or a razor can hardly go wrong. But the gift was sent to the heart. Now there is a special choice: masculine candles. It's cheaper than a good wine and razor. This kind of candle costs $9.

This type of candle not only burns leathery taste, but it also burns out Alaskan forest flavors, bringing you into the fantasy world of rough hunting. However, the hardest thing to develop is beer-flavored candles.

"We have been developing beer taste for two years, but it's very difficult. At present, we have a 'beer' beer," said Griesman, a man-flavored candle-shop owner. "The humorous boss's entrepreneurial motivation comes from the market." The candle is not satisfied. He said that the gadgets are too common, and many men will reject them as "feminine" too heavy. So he began to study other tastes from 3 years ago and did not expect it to be a hit.

In addition to the taste of the rough-type man, there is also a “home-good man” taste, such as a garden weed, and an unexpected refreshing smell of detergent. In addition to the man's taste, his candles can also burn the taste of barbecue, bacon meat, burned on a three-day aroma.