Distillery Fragrance House Soy Candle Heavenly (Blackcurrant Sorbet)
Distillery Fragrance House Soy Candle Heavenly (Blackcurrant Sorbet) — a luxurious Australian-made soy candle bursting with blackcurrant cassis, raspberry, sweet orange, and vanilla. Hand-poured and triple-scented for an indulgent aroma, this vegan, eco-friendly candle delivers up to 28 hours of clean, fragrant burn time — the perfect fruity soy candle for lovers of rich, uplifting scents.
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Indulge your senses with the Heavenly (Blackcurrant Sorbet) soy candle from Distillery Fragrance House — a scent as divine as its name suggests. This intoxicating fragrance blends blackcurrant cassis and raspberry frambois liqueurs with sweet orange, juicy apple, and a touch of mint, creating a vibrant fruity fusion. Delicate rose and jasmine add sophistication, while smooth vanilla softens the finish, making this candle truly irresistible.
Each hand-poured soy candle is triple-scented for long-lasting fragrance and crafted with care in Australia. Housed in an elegant vessel with a single wick and wooden lid, it offers approximately 28 hours of burn time.
- Australian owned and designed
- Custom Australian & French-designed fragrances
- Infused with distilled essential oils and natural plant extracts
- Made from natural, recyclable, and biodegradable materials
- Clean-burning with lead-free cotton wicks
- Free from toxins and carcinogens
- Manufactured to FDA and Kosher standards
- Vegan and cruelty-free
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