January
New year, new you… maybe this year, we will take it slow, but we did do our best to capture the crisp, comforting sensation of a chilly and cozy (oh and motivational) time of year. Snowdrops and a fresh start is what we have come up with. Hopefully, this can be a positive start to your new year.
The 6 oz recyclable tin holds clean burning soy wax grown in the USA. The wicks are braided cotton with no metal. Each candle burns 30 hours +
Soy wax is a renewable resource. It burns longer and cleaner than paraffin which is derived from petroleum. Soy wax has less soot when the wick is trimmed properly and it is non-toxic
Free shipping anywhere in the US
Photography by Nicole Spangenberg
New year, new you… maybe this year, we will take it slow, but we did do our best to capture the crisp, comforting sensation of a chilly and cozy (oh and motivational) time of year. Snowdrops and a fresh start is what we have come up with. Hopefully, this can be a positive start to your new year.
The 6 oz recyclable tin holds clean burning soy wax grown in the USA. The wicks are braided cotton with no metal. Each candle burns 30 hours +
Soy wax is a renewable resource. It burns longer and cleaner than paraffin which is derived from petroleum. Soy wax has less soot when the wick is trimmed properly and it is non-toxic
Free shipping anywhere in the US
Photography by Nicole Spangenberg
New year, new you… maybe this year, we will take it slow, but we did do our best to capture the crisp, comforting sensation of a chilly and cozy (oh and motivational) time of year. Snowdrops and a fresh start is what we have come up with. Hopefully, this can be a positive start to your new year.
The 6 oz recyclable tin holds clean burning soy wax grown in the USA. The wicks are braided cotton with no metal. Each candle burns 30 hours +
Soy wax is a renewable resource. It burns longer and cleaner than paraffin which is derived from petroleum. Soy wax has less soot when the wick is trimmed properly and it is non-toxic
Free shipping anywhere in the US
Photography by Nicole Spangenberg