Distillery Fragrance House Soy Candle Temptress (Elderflower & Fresh Berries)
Distillery Fragrance House Soy Candle Temptress (Elderflower & Fresh Berries) — a luxurious Australian soy candle blending elderflower, fresh berries, blackcurrant, and vanilla for an irresistible, sophisticated aroma. Hand-poured and made with natural soy wax, essential oils, and lead-free cotton wicks, this vegan, eco-friendly candle offers up to 28 hours of clean, fragrant burn time.
Original price was: $16.39.$14.75Current price is: $14.75.
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Enchant your space with the Temptress Soy Candle from Distillery Fragrance House — a captivating scent that balances fruity sweetness with soft floral and musk undertones. This expertly crafted fragrance opens with top notes of blackcurrant cassis, sweet blueberries, and refreshing spearmint, followed by middle notes of elderflower, peach, and raspberry, resting on a smooth base of vanilla and musk.
Each candle is hand-poured in Australia using triple-scented soy wax for an intense, long-lasting fragrance. Packaged with a single wick and elegant wooden lid, it delivers approximately 28 hours of burn time.
- Australian owned and designed
- Custom Australian & French-inspired fragrances
- Infused with distilled essential oils and natural plant extracts
- Made from natural, recyclable, and biodegradable materials
- Clean-burning, lead-free cotton wick
- Free from toxins and carcinogens
- Vegan, cruelty-free, and manufactured to FDA and Kosher standards
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