Wow! There is still one of these left! It's like spotting a white unicorn!…read more This one resides inside the Westland Mall and is next to the Bath and Body Works. The associates laughed at my delight and said that the reason this one is still here is that the people in Westland love their candles! They even had some of the new fall fragrances in back that they let me check out. I purchased one called "Cinnamon Sugared Doughnut" that will be great for the kitchen. They are also bringing back "Leaves" and "Cinnamon and Clove Buds", my favorite! They have all the candles available that you can get at a typical BBW, plus lots more. So, if you are chasing a certain fragrance you might stop here,

There's so much to say about this completely unique, delightfully quirky shop. It has…read morespiritualness, a great sense of humor, and a great respect for otherworldly forces. That all shines through with the candles, votives, incense, etc. that is thoughtfully shelved and shared. To add to the shopping experience, the staff is wonderful! So friendly, helpful, and just all-around cool. And if someone asks you if you want your candle dressed, the correct answer is yes.

I've visited a few times for tall candles. To me, it's novelty but other people take these candles…read moreso seriously... going so far as having them "blessed" by certain staff members. You'll find candles for almost any ailment, predicament or situation. Baby mama drama, legal trouble, help winning the lottery, etc. Some of them are printed on the jar but other signs are taped onto the jar (a little low-rent for my tastes). Room for improvement includes pricing all the candles. I picked one up without a price tag and it was $8 when I got to the register, when I saw many others priced around $6 or $7. It was a gift for a friend so not a big deal. Discount Candles is a really fun shop whether you believe the hullabaloo or not. They offer a wide variety of candles, incense and oils to choose from, and they've got a large (free!) parking lot to the right of the store for your convenience. Check the photos I uploaded for an idea of what the shop is like!

This shop is hidden, but let me tell you how great it was to find such a gem. Since finding this…read moreshop I have been here a few times to get some essentials. Crystals, incense, holiday gifts for loved ones. What keeps bringing me back is the prices and the unique items that keep appearing. Like this beautiful sun catcher that kept calling my name! On top of it all the service that is provided is superb. The store owner is very knowledgeable and friendly. She helps with selection of items for those who are indecisive like myself. What is also unique about this shop is the many classes and services that are provided. Like sound bath related to the moons or based on grounding your chakras. Definitely great for relaxing. They also offer bone throwing readings and even have space rentals for those who are wanting to host at a slot for tarot readings, meetings, metaphysical classes of all kinds. Very accommodating space. Definitely recommend even if it is a 20 minute drive! This small business is worth the drive.

So glad I found this store. I don't need to drive to Plymouth or Ferndale to get my candles and…read moreother supplies I use as a Quaker Spiritualist. It is smaller but a good selection that range from angels to the darker arts. I found the graduate candles that I haven't been able to find in stores since the pandemic. Friendly staff and they offer readings and reiki sessions along with classes and programs. Appointment's are prefer but was able to handle a walk-in customer. Prices typical. Lots of parking and easy to find. I will be back

Detroit Candle Company is situated in Artist Village-Detroit, right next door to the Redford…read moreTheatre and the Motor City Java House. In fact, they are connected to the coffee house, so you can enjoy some coffee after you shop around. All the candles are handmade and the lady who makes them will come up with some interesting designs. On their facebook page, they have candles in tin cans and martini glasses. I stick to the soy wax candles in the mason jars. They burn clean and look pretty classic. They have a bunch of aromas to choose from. One is a total ringer for the Aveda Shampure scent. I settled for the Cinnamon one and I think a lemony scent. And the best thing? The pricing. The candles run about $8, not too bad for a handmade soy wax candle (much better than the pish they sell in the mall). If you fancy some mood lighting, yummy smelling candles and want to support a local business, then you have to check them out.

I see a lot of Bath & Body Works around, but not so much White Barn. It's the same company. White…read moreBarn does their candles and room sprays. The sales associate was friendly. She asked if I needed any help. She told me that this was one of the last White Barns around. Eventually they'll all close and just be sold at Bath & Body. This was at the Twelve Oaks Mall.

I used to work for Bath and Body Works out of state. After using my supply of Wallflowers I decided…read moreto go get new scents. When walking into the White Barn and Bath and Body Works store I was in shock. It was a mess. There was not enough customers within the store to not have an associate straightening and greeting guests. By the time I made it to the back of the store I finally found the associates. They were all in the back of the store talking and using profound Language. As a guest and previous manager for this company I was disgusted. No one said hello to me or any of the guests who trickled in because they were too worried about their conversations. One associate was even shilling for her own personal classroom scents while starting to put away product. The prices are average and surprised they don't have some of the everyday promotions that used to be available few years. But I understand things change. Though customer service should still be a priority.

I can't believe that I've never written a review for Candle Wick. I've shopped and visited here…read moreseveral times for the most delicious candles, crystals, herbs and other spiritual goodies. I love the Motor City Hoodoo candles. They are incredibly luscious and are powerful. I bought Miss Cleo Mae today...the Goddess Bitch candle. I also purchased the Goddess Lakshmi oil. Everything is reasonable priced. The staff is more than equipped to handle any questions; it's a pleasure talking with people who are into what you're into. The shop carries a great welcoming and comforting energy. Classes and gatherings are offered, such as meditation circles. Parking: paid on the street or parking lots.

I went out of my way to purchase vigil candles from this store. The candles wouldn't burn because…read moreof their metal wicks (a sign of an extremely low quality candle). When I requested a refund they said because the product had been used they couldn't accept (of course they've been used, I attempted to burn the candles, which ultimately wouldn't burn). Also said they 'couldn't guarantee the quality' because they didn't manufacture them. Do not sell product you can't stand behind! I was shocked and disappointed by the terrible customer service here. Wouldn't recommend. I will continue supporting The Boston Tea Room where they run an exceptional business and treat customers with respect!

The workers were great! They helped us figure out our scent mixture just right and walked us…read morethrough the rest of our candle making adventure! Can't wait to go back!

We had a group of 13 to celebrate 2 birthdays. We paid to use the Candle Mini Bar and brought…read moreappetizers and drinks. It was so much fun to sit at the mini bar and munch on appetizers while making our candles. The staff was awesome and helped each of us through each step, which was lots of work for such a large group! They took the time to help us mix and choose our scents and the candles smell awesome! The only problem occurred after we got our candles home and started to burn them. We paid extra to get the Fire Glass/Crystal candles. When we finished they were gorgeous! But once got home and we lit our candles, the Fire Glass started sinking into the wax. After blowing out the candle and it cooled, you could no longer see the Fire Glass! The only way to see it is to light it again, but it no longer sparkles like it did when we first made the candle. This is such a disappointment! We all wish that they had let us know this would happen, before we all paid the extra $$ for the Fire Glass!

I love Sean Creek Candles. They smell better than most I've tried before . Very good company and…read morecandles !

I am a long-time customer of Swan Creek and regret to say this experience has ended my relationship…read morewith this location. During a recent visit to complete our annual Christmas candle shopping, my wife, children, and I had a highly unprofessional experience involving an employee named Amanda. When we asked basic customer service questions--specifically about available gift sets and whether we could check out--we were met with unnecessary rudeness and dismissive behavior. Her words and actions made it clear that we were unwelcome in the store. This visit occurred within the final hour before closing, which may explain the treatment we received, but regardless of timing, customers should not be made to feel unwelcome or uncomfortable for asking routine questions. Unfortunately, the issue did not end there. Several days later, we contacted the store to report our experience. Amanda answered the phone and stated that there was no one overseeing management at the location and refused to provide contact information for any supervisor or corporate office. My wife did not identify herself during this call, so there was no indication that Amanda knew she was speaking with the same customer from the prior visit. On a subsequent call, I again spoke with Amanda and was provided a generic Gmail address as the only point of contact for someone allegedly overseeing the location. During this same conversation, Amanda stated she was working alone, which was later determined to be untrue, as the individual whose email address she provided was physically present in the store at that time. Eventually, I did receive a callback from the individual currently overseeing the store. I was informed that the store manager was terminated earlier this year and the position has not been filled. Despite assuming managerial duties, this individual stated he is not authorized to coach employees, address performance concerns, or take corrective action. No apology was offered for our in-store experience. Additionally, I was informed that there are no formal processes or training in place at this location related to customer sensitivity, diversity awareness, emergency situations, or incident escalation to corporate leadership. This lack of oversight and structure is concerning from both a customer service and safety standpoint. Based on this experience, it appears there is little to no accountability or management oversight at this location. As a result, I cannot recommend shopping here and will not be returning.

The associate who helped me actually took the time to walk me directly to what I was looking for…read moreand she explained how to do it. She took great care and time and it was greatly appreciated. Wish I had gotten her name..

‼I would NOT recommend POC shop here‼…read more It's 2025, and I can't believe this is still happening. Yesterday, my sister and I went to the Sally Beauty in Westland. This was supposed to be a fun experience, I'm dying my hair for the first time and was really excited. From the moment we walked in, the energy felt off. A male employee didn't greet us, but we brushed it off and started browsing. Most of the hair dye is located right at the front of the store. As soon as he finished helping another customer, he came over and started scanning items right next to us. At first, I thought nothing of it, I've worked retail before and know employees sometimes need to scan or restock. But he never once asked if we needed help. When we moved to another aisle, more customers came in. He was quick to assist them, but not us. When we circled back to the hair dye, my sister noticed he kept watching us while helping others. Once they walked away, he literally stood behind my sister, just staring. Then he moved to her side, twisting bottles right next to us without saying a word. It was so obvious he was following us, waiting to see if we'd take something. This store is SO small, and every time we went near the hair dye, he followed. Not once did he ask if we needed assistance, even though he could clearly hear us struggling to choose a color. He ignored us, but eagerly helped others. We eventually checked out, I spent $90 on products I now wish I had bought elsewhere. At first, we laughed it off, but later it sank in: still in 2025, Black shoppers and other people of color are still being profiled and followed in stores. It's sad, uncomfortable, and unacceptable! This was supposed to be a fun memory with my sister. Instead, it was a reminder of the discrimination that still exists. Even at a freaking Sally Beauty SMH. For additional context, it was Sunday, my sister was dressed nicely coming straight from church, and I had on simple workout clothes. We weren't loud, we weren't acting suspicious, and we definitely didn't "look a certain way." There was no reason for him to monitor us that closely. Especially since he wasn't doing it to other customers..