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Blood Orange + Lime Agave
Blood Orange + Lime Agave
Blood Orange + Lime Agave
As the sun shines brightly through your window, you are awakened by the fresh and radiant scent of blood orange. The warmth on your skin is as bitter and sweet as lime agave. You are surrounded by the citrus aromas that fills your room but can still smell the hints cinnamon and vanilla coming from the kitchen. Every morning should be this glorious.
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Top: Blood Orange, Cinnamon Bark, Fresh Nutmeg
Middle: Ginger Snap, Plum Honey, Fir Balsam
Bottom: Cacao Blanc, Brown Vanilla, Cedarwood
Volume: 15oz
Diameter: 3.77 inches
Height: 4.5 inches
Burn Time: Approx. 80 hours
Volume: 6oz
Diameter: 3.5 inches
Height: 2 inches
Burn Time: Approx. 30 hours
Our candles are made with a luxurious Coco Apricot Crème vegan wax that is also gluten free, toxin free, paraben free, phthalate free, and comes from renewable resources. Our fragrances are sourced from all around the world. All of our products are hand made and hand-packaged with love.
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Always place your candle on a level, fire resistant surface and away from windows or drafts. Do not leave unattended. Candles should burn for 3-4 hours with each use. If a candle is extinguished before the wax pool melts to all edges of the container it will tunnel. To ensure maximum burn time we recommend trimming your wick to ¼” with a wick trimmer or nail clippers before each use when the wax and wick are firm, and letting the candle create a full melt pool with each use. Jars and tins will become very hot during the burn period, please avoid injury by waiting until the candle has been extinguished and cooled before handling. To extinguish, use a candle snuffer or gently pinch the wick between damp finger tips. Avoid blowing the wick out as you may accidentally blow hot wax onto yourself or another surface. Do not try to extinguish or contain smoke using the metal lid, doing so will cause your candle wax to crater and your candle may not burn properly the next time, or will produce weaker fragrance out put.
