Our Story

Welcome to Herbs n' Harlem where every candle is made with intention, care, and a deep love for clean, meaningful fragrance.

Born in Kansas City🌿

Herbs N’ Harlem is proudly rooted in Kansas City, but the heart behind the brand comes from something much more personal.

Named after my son, Quincy Harlem, every candle is created with intention and inspired by the moments, memories, and feelings that make a space feel like home.

From comforting blends that help you slow down to bold scents that completely transform a room, each fragrance is made to create an experience you can feel.

What started right here in Kansas City has grown into a brand centered around storytelling, connection, and creating beautiful moments through scent.

Made in Kansas City. Inspired by Harlem. Poured with purpose.

Hand-Poured with Care 🌿

Every single candle in our collection is hand-poured in small batches. That means no assembly lines, no shortcuts — just thoughtful, hands-on craftsmanship from start to finish. We take pride in every pour, ensuring consistent quality and a burn you can feel good about.

100% Soy Wax 🌿

We use only 100% soy wax in all of our candles. Soy wax is a natural, renewable resource that burns cleaner and longer than paraffin. It's better for your home, better for the air you breathe, and better for the planet.

Clean Fragrances 🌿

Our fragrances are carefully selected to be free of harmful chemicals. We believe you shouldn't have to choose between a beautiful scent and a healthy home. Our clean fragrance blends are phthalate-free and thoughtfully sourced so you can breathe easy — literally.

What Makes Us Different 

• Small-batch production for quality you can feel
• 100% soy wax — natural, clean-burning, and eco-friendly
• Clean, phthalate-free fragrances that are safe for your home
• Rooted in culture — every scent is inspired by the rich spirit of Harlem
• Made with love — because what you bring into your home matters

Thank you for being here. Thank you for choosing clean. Thank you for choosing Herbs n' Harlem.