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FLWR Forget Me Not Soy Candle 100g by The Aromatherapy Co

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Soft, sweet and quietly comforting. The FLWR Forget Me Not Soy Candle by The Aromatherapy Co fills a room with blooming jasmine and orange flower, intermingled with sweet coconut and warm vanilla bean. It is a gentle, cocooning scent in the FLWR range's clear embossed glass.

Poured in New Zealand from a soy wax blend with essential oils, it is vegan and cruelty-free. The compact 100g size suits a bedside table, bathroom or desk, and the embossed glass is lovely to keep and reuse once the candle is done.

How do I get the cleanest burn? Trim the wick to 5mm before each light and let the first burn pool to the edges. Avoid burning for more than two hours at a time, and discontinue when about 10mm of wax remains.

Is it a good gift? Yes. With its pastel floral packaging it gifts beautifully on its own, or pair it with the matching diffuser and hand cream for a complete set.

It belongs to the wider FLWR collection within the Aromatherapy Co range, and pairs naturally with the matching Forget Me Not reed diffuser for layered fragrance, or the Forget Me Not hand cream for a coordinated moment of self-care.

It also makes a lovely gift for someone who loves a soft, sweet, floral scent.

Why You'll Love It

  • Soft, sweet fragrance of jasmine, orange flower, coconut and vanilla bean
  • Soy wax blend with essential oils, vegan and cruelty-free
  • Made in New Zealand
  • Compact 100g size for bedsides, bathrooms and desks
  • Clear embossed glass that is lovely to reuse
  • A gentle, cocooning scent for quiet moments

Product Details

  • Brand: The Aromatherapy Co (FLWR range)
  • Size: 100g
  • Wax: soy wax blend with essential oils
  • Scent: Forget Me Not, vanilla petals
  • Key notes: Jasmine, Orange Flower, Coconut, Vanilla Bean
  • Vegan and cruelty-free, made in New Zealand
  • Care: trim the wick to 5mm before each burn, burn until the wax pool reaches the edge, do not burn for more than 2 hours at a time, discontinue when about 10mm of wax remains

Getting the Most From It

Trim the wick to 5mm before every light to keep the flame steady and the glass clean. On the first burn, let the wax melt all the way to the edges so it sets an even pool and avoids tunnelling. Keep burns to no more than two hours at a time, set the candle on a heat-resistant surface away from draughts, and never leave it burning unattended. When about 10mm of wax remains, retire the candle and wash out the embossed glass to reuse it for trinkets or stems.

In Short

The FLWR Forget Me Not Soy Candle by The Aromatherapy Co is a 100g, NZ-made soy candle in a soft, sweet blend of jasmine, orange flower, coconut and vanilla bean. Vegan and cruelty-free and presented in clear embossed glass with a pastel gift box, it suits bedsides and bathrooms, layers with the matching diffuser and hand cream, and makes a gentle, pretty gift.

The FLWR Forget Me Not candle standing on its blue gradient gift box, shown on white
FLWR Forget Me Not Soy Candle 100g by The Aromatherapy Co Sale price$15.00

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