Eucalyptus + Lavender Travel Candle – Clean Herbal Blend
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Eucalyptus + Lavender Travel Candle – Clean Herbal Blend
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$24.00
Sale price
$24.00
Regular price
This travel candle blends eucalyptus and lavender into a soothing, refreshing aroma that brings a calm, spa‑like presence to small spaces.
Hand‑poured by Slow North, this candle layers crisp herbal notes with soft floral depth for a balanced, restorative scent. Its brushed gold tin makes it an easy companion for desks, nightstands, or evening routines, offering a clean burn with natural soy wax and a cotton‑paper wick. Lavender has been used in aromatherapy since the early 20th century, widely appreciated for its calming qualities and ability to promote relaxation in home rituals. The result is a light, naturally enticing aroma that settles beautifully into moments of rest or quiet focus.
This item is prepared and shipped by one of our small‑business partners and may arrive in its own package.
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