A candle in a jar with a random scent (Lavender / Lemon Grass / Sandal). The old-school style of premium candles now scented and available for everyone!
A candle, scented with a random scent, put inside a jar. The soy wax is scented with a random scent oil (Lavender, Lemon Grass or Sandal). The glass jar is clear and comes with a metal cap with plastic lock insert. This system allows the jar to be air-tight and the scent to remain after a very long time, even if stored away.
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!Safety Note!
Do NOT put the lid on a burning candle! Put it out and let it cooldown before putting it back on.
Did You Know?
In the Middle East, during the Abbasid and Fatimid Caliphates, beeswax was the dominant material used for candle making. Beeswax was often imported from long distances; for example, candle makers from Egypt used beeswax from Tunis. As in Europe, these candles were fairly expensive, and most commoners used oil lamps instead. Elites, though, could afford to spend large sums on expensive candles. For example, the Abbasid caliph al-Mutawakkil spent 1.2 million silver dirhams annually on candles for his royal palaces.
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