Sweater Weather - Cedar & Sandalwood
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Sweater Weather - Cedar & Sandalwood

What it smells like: 
Embrace the cozy and comforting ambiance of fall with our Sweater Weather candle, a perfect embodiment of the crisp air and cool autumn nights. This essential fragrance features a luxurious blend of cedar, cinnamon, apple, sandalwood, and patchouli, bringing the essence of a warm and inviting sweater-clad evening into your home. The woody and aromatic notes of cedar, sandalwood, and patchouli create a grounding base, while the spicy warmth of cinnamon and the sweet freshness of apple add layers of complexity to the scent. As the candle burns, the delightful aroma of Sweater Weather fills the air, enveloping you in a sense of comfort and relaxation. Treat yourself to a moment of fall bliss with our Sweater Weather candle, and bring the soothing and inviting scents of the season into your space. Immerse yourself in the rich and comforting aromas of this enchanting fragrance, and experience the warmth and coziness of autumn in every room of your home.

Prominent Scent Notes:
Cedar, Cinnamon, Apple, Sandalwood, Patchouli

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We pride ourselves in choosing only the best ingredients which includes high quality phthalate-free fragrance oils and soy blend wax. We are confident that this will be the best soy candle you have ever burned! 

Candle Care Instructions

Want your candle to last longer with minimal soot? Make sure you trim the extra carbon build up on your wick before every single new burn.During the burning process, carbon builds up on the wicks. This is normal, however if you re-light a wick that has this carbon build up it can cause excess soot and heat. This causes a lower quality candle performance. If you have ever noticed black smoke sticking to the sides of your glass candles in the past, this is why!Make sure to trim your wicks to 1/4" when you notice this carbon build up on the wicks!

Burn Times

Burn times are based off 4 hour burns. If you burn your candle for longer than 4 hours at a time, the time results may vary.

 

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