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Tomato Leaf - 10oz Double Wick Candle

$38.00

In the garden, late afternoon sun warms the soil beneath your feet. As you harvest fresh tomatoes, the green and herbal aroma of tomato vine clings to your hands.

This is a realistic, earthy fragrance, with an elevated brightness from the hint of lemongrass. It has a wonderful, earthy warmth that brightens up any room.

All ingredients are Prop 65 Compliant, phthalate-free, vegan, cruelty-free, and paraben-free.

In the garden, late afternoon sun warms the soil beneath your feet. As you harvest fresh tomatoes, the green and herbal aroma of tomato vine clings to your hands.

This is a realistic, earthy fragrance, with an elevated brightness from the hint of lemongrass. It has a wonderful, earthy warmth that brightens up any room.

All ingredients are Prop 65 Compliant, phthalate-free, vegan, cruelty-free, and paraben-free.

Inspired by nature.

The feeling of harvesting fresh tomatoes in the late afternoon sun.

Essential Oils

lemongrass, lime, cedarwood, ylang ylang

Fragrance Notes

tomato leaf, lemon peel,

lemongrass, thyme

Collection

Tomato Leaf is part of the Solstice Collection. This collection is available seasonally.

Details

Net weight 10oz/283g

Clean-burning coconut apricot luxury wax made in the USA.

Textile-grade cottonwicks made in the USA.

Bone china vessel in creamy white.

Pine wood lid.

Candle Care

The wick is already trimmed and ready for the first burn.

The first time you light the candle, keep it going for 2-4 hours. This helps prevent tunneling, where the walls of the wax are too thick on the sides.

While burning set the candle on a level fire resistant surface and keep it in sight. Do not burn for more than 4 hours.

Before each burn, trim the wick to 1/4", your candle will last longer and have a safer burn.

Good to Know

Coconut apricot luxury wax burns differently than soy wax. With coconut wax burn the candle for 2-4 hours the first time. When burning, wax may stick to the side of the jar for several burns. This is normal and the wax will continue to melt down as the candle keeps burning and the vessel warms.