Jacob Elordi’s ‘bathwater’ candle appears on online marketplace Etsy after THAT exciting spicy scene in Saltburn
A candle that claims to capture the essence of actor Jacob Elordi’s bathwater has ended up on Etsy.
The scented candle is inspired by an eyebrow-raising scene in the Amazon Prime film Saltburn, in which main character Oliver (played by Barry Keoghan) takes a sip of the bathwater used by his co-star Elordi’s character Felix.
The ‘Jacob Elordi’s Bathwater’ candle sits next to Gwyneth Paltrow’s daring ‘This Smells Like My Orgasm’ candle.
The scent is cheekily described as a reminder of Elordi’s climactic movie moment.
Sells for $26 on Etsy and with an increased price on Amazon of $36, the candle became a hot topic after its promotion via a viral TikTok video.
A candle that claims to capture the essence of actor Jacob Elordi’s bathwater has ended up on Etsy
The scented candle is inspired by an eyebrow-raising scene in the Amazon Prime film Saltburn, in which main character Oliver (played by Barry Keoghan) takes a sip of the bathwater that his co-star Elordi’s character Felix had used
Seller Side Hustle Vibes playfully describes the candle as an olfactory tribute to ‘His Highness’ Elordi, imagining what his royal scent could be.
Customers can enjoy three ‘flavors’: vanilla, comfort spice and sea breeze.
It comes just days after the Australian star recalled his reaction to the film’s infamous bathtub scene.
The ‘Jacob Elordi’s Bathwater’ candle is featured next to Gwyneth Paltrow’s bold ‘This Smells Like My Orgasm’ candle
In an interview with Stream warsElordi shared his thoughts on the controversial scene and praised the film’s director Emerald Fennell for the idea.
“I was just really excited when I read that scene because… you don’t see things like that very often in mainstream movies…,” he told the outlet.
“So it’s just great that [Fennell] was allowed to push those boundaries a little and expose people in that way.’
In an interview with Stream Wars, Elordi recently shared his thoughts on the controversial bathtub scene, praising film director Emerald Fennell for the idea.
The Euphoria star further admitted that he has largely avoided others’ reactions to the film, but did get a sense of viewers’ thoughts on the bathtub scene during a screening.
“I haven’t really heard much about it because I try to hide from it,” he explained. “But I went to a screening of the film in Brisbane when it first played and it was incredible because everyone was engaged and gasping at the screen and shouting at the screen and all that.
‘And I haven’t been in a movie like that for a long time. So I haven’t heard from the real ones yet… I mean, I hope there aren’t any horrible stories, but yeah.”
The Euphoria star further admitted that he has largely avoided others’ reactions to the film, but did get a sense of viewers’ thoughts on the bathtub scene during a screening.