There's a war ... a candle war ... being fought adjacent the food court in the Fashion Place Mall…read morebetween the Yankee Candle and the White Barn. And the clear winner is the White Barn Candle Company. A part of the big conglomerate L Brands, it has burgeoned into its own entity separate from its subsidiary, Bath and Body Works. Why is the Barn better? First, prices are cheaper, bigger, and more clearly marked than at YC. For example, I'm looking for pierces up and down at Yankee, only to find a small-fonted sign at the end of the row where, after scanning the never-ending price list, find the candle I'm looking at is $27. At White Barn, almost every candle in the store is $12.50. And they're bigger. And, while they might have the 10 billion scents of YC, White Barn's candle fragrances are excellent. I found their Fresh Balsam Tree and Frosted Cranberry to be divine. You may want to go back to the lab with Campfire Donut. I'm in a sugar coma just smelling the thing. Oh yeah, and a novel idea: candles are burning in the store! Hello, Yankee Candle, light one up! And (not surprisingly) you can access the Bath and Body Works, which is right next door, without leaving the store. Raise the white flag for White Barn, Yankees, you've lost the war.

I love candles, it's really cool that Bath and Bodyworks has created their own store of just the…read morewhite barn candle line. They periodically have really good sales.

5 star customer service. The woman there today was kind and very helpful. I'm not sure if she is…read morethe owner. There is a wide variety of different items for sale here. I wish I had time to browse more, but today we were on a time crunch. We always see this place on our morning coffee runs to hidden peaks and always say we want to stop in and check it out. Today we finally remembered to lol. It's a very clean and cute shop. Much bigger than I anticipated. They organize everything well, so as not to feel cluttered. There were some items I was surprised to see, like Nike hoodie's, the hair extensions, and accessories. Seemed a bit odd, but who am I to critique another's side hustle!?... I bought 2 home oils (1 oz each) to try. Yuzu and gardenia. Not to be used on skin. It's a blended oil that helps it burn better when used on a warmer. My sister got two scents of oil roller fragrances. (Forgot to take a pic of those). It was about $21 and some change for all 4. I haven't tried the oils yet, thus the 3 stars, but I have a feeling I will be updating my review and can see myself coming back to try more items since I am always next door for my coffee or chai tea fix.

I stopped by this shop today because I was in the area and realized that I hadn't seen it there…read morebefore. As soon as you walk into the shop a really nice fragrance hits you. The space inside is open, brightly lit, and very clean. The two associates working were both very friendly greeting me as soon as I walked in. They were keeping busy while it was slow by cleaning the shelves of the shop. Mary & Mary stocks different fragrant oils and diffusers. The carry some very pretty flower diffusers that light up--some by being plugged directly into the wall and some plugged into the wall via a cord. These are for the scented oils that are not water soluble--not the oils you would mix with water in a water based diffuser. They do carry some essential oils that are water soluble, but I recommend talking to an associate to be sure you're getting the right oil for your diffuser. This shop also carries various soaps and lotions. I liked that they carried some products that were Rainforest Alliance Certified (products from farms that have met certain comprehensive environmental, social, and economic criteria). From what I could tell all these products were made with mostly natural ingredients. Besides oils, soaps, and lotions, the shop also carries some other items like sunglasses, purses and bags (I saw the most amazing purses with the Obamas on them), and jewelry. I decided to pick up a bar of Patchouli oil soap while I was there. I'm a sucker for patchouli products, and this one was made with essential oils, 98% naturally derived ingredients, and didn't have any artificial fragrance / color. The soap is also cruelty free and packaged in recycled packaging. It's currently sitting on my desk so that I can occasionally pick it up and smell it as I write this review, but I look forward to trying it out. Overall this shop has some fun items that will likely be most loved by women (I foresee 87% of women liking this shop), democrats (see: Obama hand bags), and environmentalists (basically everything here is environmentally friendly)--if someone in your life is all three, then this is a must stop shop--but I think this is also just one of those nice little gift type shops that you can go in and browse because there are some different items here that I don't think you'll find at very many other places.

For shoppers: I'm picky with scents. So much so that I rarely get scented candles because I can get…read morea headache from most. Not so with these candles! Ana is a true scent-artist. We noticed her candles in other businesses and were blown away by the natural, complex, quality and consistency of this brand. Clean burning. 100% soy wax. Hand poured. Individually scented. Long-burning. Frankly, for candles, it just doesn't get better than this. For business owners: SmellsGood Candle Co is extremely easy to work with. Ana were accommodating of every customization we asked for - from white-labeling to custom vessels and scents. The hardest part is choosing which scent since they're all so good.

From the owner: Light up your life with the delightful scents of Smells Good Candle Co.! Our premium quality…read morecandles are hand-poured with love and made with natural soy wax, ensuring a clean and long-lasting burn. From warm and cozy to fresh and invigorating, we have a scent for every mood and occasion. With a wide selection of sizes and styles, there's a candle for everyone. Order now and experience the magic of Smells Good Candle Co.!

Jeweled Maidens is a fun little store offering a mix of crystals, gemstones, jewelry, herbs,…read moreincense, and a variety of witchy supplies. They host classes (sign up for their emails to receive a monthly schedule), reiki therapy, tarot card readings, and more. The interior is a little dated and dingy, but they have a lot to offer, so don't overlook 'em based on this unassuming appearance. Prices are on par with similar shops, and there were even a few sales on my recent visit. The woman who assisted me was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable.

People here are so friendly and insightful. always have everything I need when I need it. great…read morefor purchasing beautiful ritual supplies.

I needed to purchase a last-minute flower bouquet, and Simply Flowers came through beautifully. The…read morestore manager was incredibly helpful--she assisted me in choosing a selection of flowers and quickly put together a gorgeous bouquet, complete with wrapping. The service was friendly, fast, and accommodating, which I really appreciated given the time crunch. The bouquet ended up being $70, which is a little on the pricey side, but the arrangement looked stunning and felt worth it. Overall, Simply Flowers delivers on both quality and service. If you're in need of a bouquet in a pinch, this shop is a reliable choice!

Erin, Thanks for…read moreyour response however my point of calling was to let you know that DoorDash does not deliver to intended recipients and dumped the item just in the first set of doors. I also wanted to ask why my information had not been provided on the card I had asked to be completed. I was informed that it wasn't and wanted to know why your company would not think to ask? Also, to let your company know that DoorDash blamed your company and the driver and assumed no responsibility for the items never making it the intended recipient. I was shocked at the defensiveness of your employee! She wanted to shirk any responsibility. While DoorDash should ultimately be responsible pointed out that being aware of the issue which your employee was and stated if I wanted to get it there that I should have used your website that your company is still part of the problem by using DoorDash. Please note that I went off ratings here at yelp to determine a florist. I first found your shop and found it could be delivered through DoorDash. My question still remains how do you send personalized card when not given any info? Had I known that I would have picked them up and delivered myself. I felt you needed to know the problem in using a third party. Then for you to claim that this a first is laughable. I was informed this happens all the time from the hospital staff. I however apologize for my assumption that I thought I was speaking with the owner and noted it as such in my review and was instead speaking to your employee. I did say that I was going to write a review as my recourse so others can be aware of using DoorDash to get flowers to a recipient at a hospital since your employee noted there are no concerns in using DoorDash.

I asked for a tarot recommendation. The sales associate spent time making sure I found a few decks…read morethat worked well with my reading style and appealed to my aesthetic style. I highly recommend this store for their customer service and attention to detail.

All the witches, wizards, magicians, and spiritualists in SLC should know about Elemental…read moreInspirations. I've frequented here for years, and it's somewhat of a hidden gem. It's located right on 700 E. but can be easy to miss due to traffic in the area and the turn into the parking lot that sneaks up on you. I come here mainly for their hugely impressive tarot and oracle deck collection. They have pretty much every deck you can dream of, and most of mine have been sourced from here. The owner and employees are super helpful in assisting you on choosing a deck that aligns with you, and they provide image examples of most decks. Plus, Lee is the only person I trust to give me a tarot reading. She truly has a gift and her readings have consistently resonated with my life. Another reason to visit is to check out their cool knife collection. I've gifted a few friends knives/swords from here and it always makes for a unique gift!

I came in looking for a specific brand and color of nail polish. The online system said it was in…read morestock. All of the nail polish is in the same section which was pretty easy to locate. The online system was wrong and there was only one and the same brand but wrong color I ended up getting it anyway. There was no line when I walked in, but when I was ready to check out everyone in the store had the same idea and the line quickly became 7 people long. The workers were ok, but they did seem low key annoyed in general that they had to be working. I asked if they had the item in stock that online said and they said they don't have stuff in the back, everything they have is out on the shelves. Unsure if I'll be back, especially if the online items are a lie about if they are in stock or not.

I wish I could leave half a star. For reference, I am 39 and have ME/CFS from long-covid so I am…read morein a wheelchair and communication can be hard for me, so now I have to rely on people coming to me first for a conversation, which is what usually happens in a store. When I entered the store, I wasn't greeted. I was in the store for at least 30 minutes. I was looking for dry shampoo and mascara and was hoping for help from someone working there to find something that would work for my unique needs. I was seen by a man working there and he didn't say a single word to me, however, when a woman and her child came in, he greeted her right away and started helping her find what she needed. I went to the back of the store to look for hair products. There was a woman there stocking products. She saw me and didn't ask if I needed help. I was then seen by another woman who was walking around and was ignored by her, too. Yet, when there were other customers who walked in, they were greeted immediately and helped. I felt awful when I left. Being in the wheelchair and having this disorder and communication issue is new to me so I am not used to having to relying on people to reach out to me first. I left there feeling really excluded and as though, because of my appearance (I was in sweatpants and t-shirt and my hair was a mess and my new wheelchair as an accessory), I wasn't important enough for them to bother helping me. I left feeling absolutely awful. I will never go back here.