Sharp, crisp, spicy + effervescent. Bright, punchy notes of pomelo and grapefruit combine with a kick of ginger to create a fragrance that is distinct and energizing.
SCENT NOTES: Grapefruit, tangerine, ginger, jasmine, and vetiver.
ESSENTIAL OILS: This candle is infused with galbanum, tangerine, and ginger essential oils.
***As of Oct '23, our 9 oz candles will no longer come with a lid in an effort to keep costs down and reduce our impact on the planet. We hope you understand!***
Made with a proprietary premium coconut wax blend, our candles offer a clean burn and powerful scent-throw. We use only the purest phthalate-free fragrance oil blended with essential oils, and all-cotton wicks. Our packaging is 100% recycled and we encourage you to recycle the box after opening.
Our 9 oz single-wick candle comes in a glass container that is approx. 3" in diameter and 4" tall, with a burn time of 45-50 hours. Our 20 oz double-wick candle comes in a black concrete vessel that is approx 4.5 tall and wide, with a burn time of 60+ hours.
To achieve the maximum burn time, it is recommended to burn each candle no more than 4 hours at a time, and to trim the wick to 1/4" before relighting. Each candle comes with a smoked, wooden lid that can be used as a coaster to protect heat-sensitive surfaces while burning.
CONTAINERS: Our containers are finished with a matte black treatment which can show fingerprints over time. This is very easy to remove with paper towel and a window cleaner.
BURNING: Before each use, wick should be trimmed to 1/4". To maintain optimal performance, candles should be burned until the melt pool reaches the edge of the container, but not to exceed 3-4 hours at a time. Failure to do so can result in wax buildup around the edge of the container.
SAFETY: Please follow all safety instructions on warning label when burning our candles.
CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
We will be closed for the holidays from Dec 12 to Jan 1, so any orders placed during this time will be shipped on 1/2. We apologize for the inconvenience.
