Harry Styles Update: Candles That 'Smell Like Him' To Restock Soon, Target Confirms

Harry Styles’ fans are in a frenzy over a scented candle that supposedly smells like him.

The former One Direction singer-songwriter has long been known to be an avid fan of Tom Ford’s $240 Tobacco Vanille fragrance. And it wasn’t long until his TikToker fans somehow discovered that Target’s Cashmere Vanilla candle smells almost exactly like his Tom Ford cologne, TMZ reported.

Manufactured and produced by Target’s brand Threshold, the scented soy candle is a cheap alternative to the 26-year-old artist’s signature scent and is sold at just a budget price of $6.99. Styles’ fans immediately went frantic over the English singer’s scent, sniffing away the scented candles from Target’s shelves until stocks ran out.

Fans who haven’t gotten ahold of their own scented candle shouldn’t fret just yet as Threshold is currently working to produce more Cashmere Vanilla candles, TMZ reported.

Although no release date has yet been laid out, the Target brand’s announced production is definitely an assurance that the fan-favorite candle will soon be up for restocking. For now, Threshold’s $9.99 Vanilla Cashmere oil diffuser is still available.

Die-hard fans who were apparently lucky to have come across available stock, took to social media to express their excitement.

“CASHMERE VANILLA. The one and only Harry Styles candle that smells like the Tobacco Vanille Tom Ford Cologne. It’s heavenly. I bought two. Even if you don’t like Harry Styles, it’s an amazing candle. 11/10 would recommend. It smells so good,” one user tweeted.

“i bought that candle from target tik tok said smelled like tom ford and i can 10/10 say it smells exactly like tom ford. so now my home smells like harry styles too,” another user wrote on Twitter.

See more of the Styles fans’ tweets below.

English pop singer and songwriter Harry Styles began his music career in 2010. Styles’ debut started when he first auditioned as a solo contestant on the British music competition series “The X Factor.” Following his apparent elimination from the show, was the formation of the One Direction boy band and turned out to be the British crooner’s biggest break yet.

Six years since the band’s indefinite hiatus with each member crafting their own music vocations, Styles has set his eyes on a long and successful solo career. The singer’s recent Love On Tour is an impending second concert conducted by Harry Styles himself, and is launched in support of his second solo album, “Fine Line.”

However, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic causing concerts and tour schedules in disarray, Styles also announced the postponement of his concert’s European leg, CNN reported.

Just last March, Styles shared a post on his Instagram and Twitter, telling fans that he had rescheduled the tour and urged everyone to self-isolate.

"Anyone who knows me, knows that performing has always been my favorite part of working in music," the singer wrote alongside a poster showing new tour dates. "However, during times like these, the safety and protection of touring crew, fans, and everyone else around the world is an immediate priority."

The rescheduled “Love On Tour” is still slated to start in February 2021.