Our soy wax candles come in 6 beautiful fragrances for this season. Our three Winter fragrances, Hygge Winter Spices, Winter Fir and  our new fragrance, Nordic Woods. We also have our ever popular Rose and Oud, Tubereuse  and Verveine Candles. Winter Fir tree is woody and fresh with scents of Eucalyptus, Pine and Cedar. Hygge Winter Spices has a cinnamon, clove and orange base with spicy, warm notes. Nordic Woods captures the scent of pine trees iced with feathery frost, a roaring log fire, a brushed wool throw placed on your lap. Our Rose and Oud has fragrance notes of damask rose, clove and Oud. Tubereuse  has a heady fragrance, yet fresh and green too. A scent with subtle nuances of fruity, milky notes. Our Tubereuse candle captures the scent of this white, deeply fragrant flower cultivated in the wide fields of Southern India. Verveine is a beautiful fresh scent of lemon verbena. Perfect to lighten the mood of any home. Our candles smell very similar to their Diptyque and White Company counterparts and all feature cotton wicks and are packaged in biodegradable cellophane with a lovely ribbon tie.

Our  glass candles hold 180g of Soy Wax. This season they come gift boxed and beribboned, with a natural pine cone garnish.  Burn time is approximately 30 hours.
Our candles have between 9% volume of fragrance which means that the scent really does last all the way to the end of the candle. Our lovely customers testify to their fantastic scent throw and longevity. We also have a limited number of our Geo, metal, tall, luxury candle holding a whopping 300g and burn time is approximately 50 hours, so, at just £15 it is an absolute bargain!

There are many advantages to using soy wax over normal paraffin wax in candles. Soy wax has a lower melting point than paraffin wax and because of this, soy candles will burn slower and longer than paraffin candles. Oils evaporate better from a larger surface area and with the lower heat and larger melt pool so wax creates a scent that will be that much stronger and longer lasting than that of paraffin wax candles.

Sadly, many candles bought today are still made of paraffin wax. Paraffin wax is cheaper to produce but when burnt it creates highly toxic benzene and toluene (both are known carcinogens). In fact, the toxins released from paraffin candles are the same as those found in diesel fuel fumes. So if we are thinking about our health …and the planet, we should be changing over to either soy or beeswax candles.

Please Note … To make your candles last longer, remember to trim the wick regularly and burn the candle until the whole surface is a molten pool from edge to edge. This is especially important when you light your candle for the first time.