Soy wax candle with pine forest scent

Light this candle, close your eyes and take a deep breath... and you will be transported to a Latvian forest. On the way there you will be enveloped by a thousand small nuances of the refreshing scent of the forest. You will feel like you have juniper right next to you and heather bushes under your feet, birch trees will ask you to leave the path and go deeper and forget everything but tree bark which as you walk on you will touch and feel as if you have found it done found the heartbeat of nature...

The candle is decorated with rich offerings of Latvian nature - moss, juniper, heather to represent a little corner of a forest you want to lose yourself in.

volume V- 450 ml,
Diameter Ø - 75 mm,
Height H - 80mm.
Burn time - 45 hrs

Ingredients: natural soy wax, natural decors - moss, heather flowers, etc., aromatic oil of juniper, heather flowers, pine, silver fir, bark.

Aroma: Notes of cedar, birch, bark and juniper

Why choose soy wax candles?

Innovative and natural product.

100% eco product, environmentally friendly, renewable raw material.

Free from pesticides and carcinogenic substances.

Soy wax candles burn slower and spread the scent more evenly.

Soy wax candles burn up to 50% longer than paraffin candles.

Soy wax is non-GMO.

Soy wax is easy to clean with soap and hot water.

The melting temperature of soy wax is low, which reduces the risk of burns.

Instructions for use candle:

For the first time, burn the natural wax candle for up to 3 hours to form a pool of wax. This way the candle burns more evenly;

The recommended length of the burner for a candle burner - no more than 1 cm;

The candle burner must be extinguished from time to time so that the flame burns brighter and longer;

It is recommended to place the soy wax candle on a smooth and flat surface.

For safety reasons, it is desirable to place the natural wax candle on a tray or in a special candle holder;

In order to burn the candle evenly, straighten the burner and if it is too long, shorten it during burning