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Petrichor: Rain Scented Soy Wax Candle
Precio habitual
$25.00 USD
Precio habitual
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$25.00 USD
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pet·ri·chor: petrīˌkôr: noun; a pleasant smell that frequently accompanies the first rain after a long period of warm, dry weather. Petra is Greek for rock, and ichor is the blood of Gods.
Our Petrichor scented candle is the perfect addition to any home. The refreshing and invigorating scent of rain is captured in this hand-poured soy wax candle. The clean, crisp aroma will transport you to a peaceful outdoor setting and create a relaxing ambiance in any room. Light it up during a cozy night in with a good book, or during a relaxing bath, and experience the natural and calming scent of a rainy day.
This scent took the longest time to formulate and perfect to our standards. The smell of rain is my favorite scent on Earth. Many companies claim to sell a rain scent, and it ends up just being oddly sweet and floral. This candle is a more literal interpretation of an actual rainstorm, out in nature, while still being fresh enough to scent your home.
Scent: Rain, Ozone, Green Leaves, Wood, Earth, Lily, Rose, Sandalwood
This fragrance is infused with natural essential oils, including patchouli, cypress, galbanum, vetiver, and petitgrain leaf.
Stone: Quartz to open the crown, spirituality
Materials
Materials
100% USA-grown soy wax with no additives
clean fragrance and essential oil blends free of phthalates, Prop 65 ingredients, carcinogens, mutagens, and reproductive/organ/acute toxins
cotton and paper wicks
sustainably sourced crystals from an ethical, traceable supplier
Dimensions
Dimensions
- Signature 9 oz wax by weight, 3.5" by 3.5"
- Mini Glass Jar 4oz by weight, 2.5" by 3"
- Tins 3.85oz by weight, 2.5" by 2.5"
- Skulls 13oz by weight, 4" by 4"
Care information
Care information
Trim wick to .25 inch. Burn 1-2 hours to melt to edges. Extinguish after 4 hours for longevity.
