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Scented Candle
Cendre et Or.
synesthésie 005
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Chambre14.
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The exceptional smell of flowers and rain, captured in a candle.
Chambre 14 is an incredible blend of spring Wisteria, Lily of the Valley and fresh Rain on concrete, our best memory of spring in Paris.
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Chambre14.
Coming soon*
The exceptional smell of flowers and rain, captured in a candle.
Chambre 14 is an incredible blend of spring Wisteria, Lily of the Valley and fresh Rain on concrete, our best memory of spring in Paris.
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Product description
Weight : 230g 8.1 OZ
Burning time : 55H
Ingredients :100% vegetal rapeseed wax blend.
Manufactured in the UK.
Notes
Lily Of The Valley
Wisteria
Fresh Rain
How To Use
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Burn the candle for two or three hours at a time. Burning the candle longer could lead to the jar heating up and could damaged the candle.
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Re-centre the wick towards the middle once you blow the flame. Once the wax pool becomes liquid, the wick can move and fall into the wax..
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Your candle should burn cleanly. Before each burn, trim the wick to ¼" long to avoid smoke and get a longer burn.
Fresh Rain
The smell of Rain commonly known as Petrichor is the earthy scent produced when rain falls on dry soil.
Lily Of The Valley
Lily of the Valley is good for luck. The scent is so special and heady and will immediately make you think of spring. The scent is fresh, spring-like, light, watery, slightly jasmine, floral, crisp green.
Wisteria
Wisteria smells floral and sweet. It features lilac undertones and nuances of cloves and musk. We use it in our fragrances to evoke floral scents with a deep vintage-like aroma.
Notes.
When our fume master David creates our fragrances, he sees them in color. The throw of a particular aroma can be described in the colors it implies in the mind of one with synethesia. Vetyer can smell straw like yellow, patchouli, deep red, and so on. David is very enthusiastic about translating an idea from one discipline to another—so music, words, and ultimately color become aromas to wear on skin and in sanctuary.