Kalahari Watermelon - 5 Wick Hearth Candle
Kalahari Watermelon - 5 Wick Hearth Candle
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$75.00
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Kalahari Watermelon - 5 Wick Hearth Candle
Regular price
$75.00
Regular price
$75.00
Sale price
$250.00
Unit price
per
Notes Chilled Watermelon, Pressed Lime & Holy Basil.
About the Product
Voluspa's unique coconut wax blend is housed in a 123 oz. embossed glass vessel and topped with a matching lid that keeps the candle dust-free when not in use. Our five wicks allow you to enjoy fragrance throw for 250 hours. Our candles are handcrafted in the United States and feature our proprietary, clean-burning coconut wax blend and natural wicks. Our products are free of phthalates, pesticides, parabens and sulfates and are never tested on animals. Up-cycle this best seller into a keepsake after the last burn.
Fragrance Description
Fragrance Description
As the sun peaks in the Kalahari desert, a labyrinth of monochromatic tones transform heat into euphoria. The desert comes to life, inviting you to an oasis of nourishment and vigor. A muddled libation of chilled Wild Watermelon, Crisp Cucumber and Bailan Melon intermingle with a lounging sprig of Holy Basil, exalted to perfection with a dash of White Cardamom and Pressed Lime Zest. As Nirvana sets in, we invite you to stay a while…
product details
product details
Burn Time: ~ 250 hours
Fill (oz): 123
Fill (g/ml): 3500
May require additional processing time
Natural Wick(s): 5
Vegan
Imperial Dimensions: 8.66” D x 9.13” H
Metric Dimensions: 220mm x 232mm
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how to use
how to use
Trim wicks to 1/4” with each burn. Place candle on a heat resistant surface or candle tray. Allow wax to melt to the candle’s edge every burn to prevent tunneling. Keep candles away from drafts to ensure a smokeless, clean burn. Use a wick snuffer to extinguish a candle without soot or smoke. Discontinue burning a candle when less than 1/4\ of wax remains.
