Our Holiday Yule Candle has made a comeback!
All the Yule Holiday vibes in one cute ass candle! Black Tourmaline packs a powerful protective punch, and Quartz amplifies their protective qualities even further. Perfect to burn during those busy energy holiday gatherings to keep you energetically protected. Adorned with biodegradable glitter and lightly scented with a holiday blend of natural essential oils. Topped with Cedar, Pine, pinecone and a festive orange slice. This hand-poured wood-wick candle crackling away is sure to bring in some cozy yule vibes.
Why Soy?
Soy wax has no toxins! It burns cleaner than paraffin wax and does not release dangerous carcinogens into the air. It leaves behind minimal soot. If you do notice your soy candle starting to produce some soot, try trimming the wick. Keeping your wick short will keep the amount of soot it produces to a minimum.
Soy Wax is earth friendly! Soy wax is a vegetable byproduct, it's made from soybeans, so it's 100% biodegradable and a natural and renewable resource.
Soy Wax has a lower melting point than paraffin wax, meaning Soy Wax Candles burn 30%-50% longer!
Things you might want to know..
- Wooden Wicks
- Organic Soy Wax
- Approximate burn time: 30 hours
- We only use 100% pure essential oils, that have been third-party lab tested. No added fragrance, just pure, therapeutic grade oils.
- The Crystals in each of these candles have been cleansed multiple times, I've loved them up, and given them so much Reiki. I do my absolute best to send them off to you vibing as high as possible.
- Each Candle is Hand Poured in small batches right here in Stratford! Even though I Reikid the crap out of all these crystals, I Cleanse and Reiki each Candle all over again, before I carefully pack it up with love and ship it off to you!
- Made with lots of love, intention and magic
Never leave a burning candle unattended. After the candle has burned for 30-60 mins or so you may want to remove the larger crystals/pieces to avoid overcrowding the wick as this may cause difficulty relighting the candle.
