GEO-Inspired Scented SOY candles by 6perscent (100g)

Description

100% Hand-poured Aromatherapy-grade Soy candle

6perscent GEO-inspired candles were developed and Inspired by scents from multiple locations around the globe. Experience scents from all around the world without traveling and if you really like it, you may even plan a trip to our GEO-tagged inspired locations.

Ever catch a whiff of an exotic flower or baked goods and get instantly transported back to a past vacation? Scent is the sense that’s most closely tied to memory and emotion, and smelling certain fragrances can vividly bring up old recollections. Use that to your advantage and light one of our uniquely designed candle to smell like certain destinations, and feel like you’re on vacation without ever leaving the house

Why soy wax?
A majority of candles widely available are made from parafin wax, a by-product of petroleum which can be harmful to us. Soy candles are superior to other types of candles due to:
> Eco-friendly & renewable source
> Natural
> Stronger Scent throw
> Plant-Based
> Non-toxic
> Less likely to trigger allergies
> Burns much longer than paraffin waxes

Scent options available (100g) with burn-time of approximately 25 hours:
1- Lavender (Inspired by Province, France)
2- Rose (Inspired by RoseValley, Bulgaria)
3- Peppermint (Inspired by Washington, USA)
4-Lily (Inspired by Okinawa, Japan)
5-Citrus (Inspired by São Paulo, Brazil)
6- Jasmine (Inspired by Shubra Blula, Egypt)
7- Vanilla (Inspired by sava, Madagascar)

Province, France – Lavender
Provence, one of the world’s most famous spots for lavender where endless rows of purple that stretch as far as the eye can see.

RoseValley, Bulgaria – Rose
Bulgaria is one of the biggest rose-oil producers in the world and a country that has been closely related to the beautiful flower for centuries.

Washington, USA- Peppermint
Washington is the largest mint-producing area in the world, with a major advantage of having the best weather for the best mint.

Okinawa, Japan – Lily
Esther lily was a native of Japan. The Lily Festival on Okinawa island had been the main attraction for tourists from all over the world

São Paulo, Brazil – Citrus
Ever since Brazil became one of the top producers of citrus, its state of São Paulo had deeply embedded a unique citrus culture

Shubra Blula, Egypt – Jasmine
Shubra Blula, where a vast area of land with tens of thousands of jasmine plants stretch is the hub of fine jasmine cultivation in Egypt and its center of fragrance making.

Sava, Madagascar – Vanilla
Although vanilla originated from Mexico Madagascar produces the most vanilla after it was introduced in the late 1700s due to better climate