Inspiration Divine Home Candle
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A fragrance with ecclesiastical inspiration with accents of incense and exotic wood. Made in Grasse, especially for Maison Close. The lacquered, screen-printed faceted glass gives this plant-based wax candles flame a unique colour as it gradually burns down.
Mood: My only prayer is that we remember that Love is eternal.
Olfactory pyramid:
Top notes: Kashmir wood.
Heart notes: Incense, Cedar.
Base notes: Patchouli, White Musk.
Usage instructions:
1. On first use, let your candle burn for about 2 hours until its entire surface is liquid.
2. Extinguish it with a snuffer to avoid black smoke and keep the fragrance sweet.
3. Regularly trim the wick (the ideal length is 3 to 5mm); if it starts leaning to one side, centre it gently when the wax is still molten.
4. Never leave a candle burning unattended.
5. Never move the candle when it's lit or when the wax is still liquid. No skin contact.
Upcycle:
Once the candle has burnt down completely, fill the glass with cold soapy water and let the wax deposits come off on their own, then air dry. You can now use it for whatever you like and give it a new lease of life as a tealight holder, a bud vase, a pencil pot, a whisky glass, etc.
Mood: My only prayer is that we remember that Love is eternal.
Olfactory pyramid:
Top notes: Kashmir wood.
Heart notes: Incense, Cedar.
Base notes: Patchouli, White Musk.
Usage instructions:
1. On first use, let your candle burn for about 2 hours until its entire surface is liquid.
2. Extinguish it with a snuffer to avoid black smoke and keep the fragrance sweet.
3. Regularly trim the wick (the ideal length is 3 to 5mm); if it starts leaning to one side, centre it gently when the wax is still molten.
4. Never leave a candle burning unattended.
5. Never move the candle when it's lit or when the wax is still liquid. No skin contact.
Upcycle:
Once the candle has burnt down completely, fill the glass with cold soapy water and let the wax deposits come off on their own, then air dry. You can now use it for whatever you like and give it a new lease of life as a tealight holder, a bud vase, a pencil pot, a whisky glass, etc.
