Savour the sweet smell of success

When people ask how CAHM started, "I tell them it was a lockdown distraction that got out of hand", says local woman Amy Hogarth.

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In 2020, while furloughed from her job during the Covid-19 pandemic and seeking a way to ease her anxiety during difficult times, Amy began pouring candles at her kitchen table.

Five years of dedication, determination and hard work later, an array of CAHM home fragrance and wellbeing products - including their signature luxury reed diffusers with distinctive lagurus grass (or "bunny tail") adornments - are now sold in more than 170 retail outlets across the UK and beyond.

"It's humbling to think that a hobby that started as something to occupy my busy mind at Pudsey market on a Sunday morning has grown into a recognisable, much-loved brand found across the globe" says Amy.

This month, CAHM celebrates its one-year anniversary at Sunny Bank Mills, where it has firmly established itself as part of the thriving business community.