Frankie Bridge's favourite candle, which 'lasts ages', is now 20% off for Black Friday. It's the perfect time to get cosy with a good book, a lit candle and your cosiest blanket.

The White Company, known for its cosy products, is offering a 20% discount this Black Friday. You can grab Frankie Bridge's favourite Christmas candle at a lower price using the code WHITE20.

Usually priced at £65, the Winter Large Candle is loved by shoppers who say it smells like Christmas with hints of spicy cinnamon, clove and warming orange. The three-wick candle comes in a festive gift box and a sleek glass jar with a silver label, giving it a luxurious look.

With the discount code, you can get this lavish candle for just £52. While it might seem pricey, Loose Women panellist Frankie Bridge assures it lasts a long time.

On her Cyber Week Faves Instagram channel, where she shares her top sale picks, she said: "My absolute favourite candle for this season. It lasts for ages and smells incredible."

The candle is a big hit with shoppers. One fan said: "I buy this every year for myself and as presents – the scent is totally Christmas." Another shopper described it as: "Truly an extravagant indulgence."

A third customer wrote: "Great size and fantastic scent. It just is the smell of Christmas." While another commented: "Winter fresh smelling reminds me of mulled wine on a cold winters day. Reminds me of home in Scotland."

One more person noted: "Love the smell but you have to buy the large candle for it to have any effect on our house," and added, "We use the smaller candles for bathrooms."

If you don't want to spend £50 on a candle, the Winter scent comes in other sizes too, like this £12 votive. With the discount, that would be £9.60. Or you could try John Lewis' Winter Spice Inclusion Scented Candle, now reduced to £18.75, which has similar fragrance notes.

You can also explore the whole Winter fragrance collection from The White Company to find something that fits your budget.

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