Coconut apricot wax candle

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Coco Pink Sugar Coconut Wax Candle 11oz 👇 Pink Sugar: This is a musk fragrance with strong accord. The fragrance has a top note of orange and ylang. The fragrance develops a strong vanilla sugar character which sits on a white musk base. Made in LA COCO HAS REDEFINED THE MEANING OF 'ECO CHIC' WIT... https://postdolphin.com/t/LA9CY

The popularity of coconut wax candles has begun to increase over the years. As more candle community lovers become more educated about candle wax, coconut wax continues to be a wax that always makes its way to the forefront. So we thought it would be helpful to put together a fun infographic to show off the many benefi

There is nothing better than coming home after a long day, lighting a candle, and relaxing. There are many types of candles, however, there are few wax candles that beat the coconut wax candle. The first wax candles were invented by the Egyptians about 7,000 years ago. Since then, you can purchase an array of candl

Experience the tropical allure of coconut wax in your candle-making endeavors. Derived from the meat of coconuts, this luxurious and eco-friendly wax offers a unique and captivating experience. With its low melting point and excellent scent throw, coconut wax allows you to create candles that burn evenly and fill your space with delightful fragrances. Let the enchanting aroma and creamy texture of coconut wax inspire your candle-making creations.

Montecito Glass Candle Subtle yet fragrant notes fill a room without overpowering. Made up of notes of spearmint, lemon, jasmine, and musk. Vessel and scent developed and hand-poured in Los Angeles. Wax is a natural blend of coconut, soy, apricot oil, and paraffin with a lead-free cotton wick. Burn Time: 50-70 hours To repurpose your glass candle vessel, simply remove the wick by adding a drop of boiling water, wait a few minutes and remove with pliers.