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Melisha Kaur

Amazon is selling bargain Yankee Candles for Prime Day and prices start at £13

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When it comes to scented candles, Yankee Candle and their absolutely divine options are no doubt the best.

However, being so popular means they often comes with a hefty price tag - until Amazon comes to the rescue that is...

The online giant has slashed the prices of much-loved Yankee Candle products, thanks to its epic Prime Day sale event, and the fancy candles are now priced from just £13. You can check out all the offers at amazon.co.uk.

Originally £26.99 at Amazon, many of Yankee's large jar candles have been generously discounted in the sale - and you can save up to 52%.

If you're keen to spruce up your home and don't fancy heading to the high street, there are plenty of exciting and gorgeous flavours on offer, such as Snowflake Cookie, now only £13.83. You'll also get free delivery with Amazon's Prime service.

It's worth noting that these deals and any other Prime Day offers are only available if you're signed up to Amazon Prime.

It seems Yankee candles aren't the only thing Amazon fans can save on at the moment though, with Amazon also offering discounts on everything from tech to fashion and home appliances.

Amazon Prime Day kicked off on July 12 and will run until 23:59pm today (July 13). With not long left to go until the sale ends, we'd get a move on if you're planning to shop your favourite items for less.

Best Prime Day Yankee Candle deals

What deals to expect in Amazon's Prime Day sale

Bargain hunters can enjoy incredible price cuts across Amazon's own devices, including the popular Echo Dot speakers, Fire tablets and Kindle e-readers.

This year's Amazon Prime Day sale has also seen select products down to their lowest price ever, such as the JBL Flip 5 Bluetooth Speaker.

Look out for savings on big-name items like cordless vacuum cleaners, gaming consoles and electrical goods that are usually pricey.

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