ROSES SCENTED CANDLE // [Everything's rose] Would a rose by any other name smell as sweet? Our ROSES might be what you imagine, but not as you know them. With ROSES, we challenge the stereotype. To us, a rose is far more than the dew pearled flower adored by older women who wear scarves and broches. This dated, one-dimensional take is boring [particularly when we know how just versatile the flower can be]. The addition of rose water and the rose's own stem, inject airy, diffusive, green and almost aquatic qualities into the accord. Cedarwood in the base adds depth to the accord and assists us further blur the line between ROSES in the traditional sense and in this, our interpretation. A simple way to imagine ROSES is a walk past a bush of roses [as opposed to smelling the head of a single rose]. Top // Rose water Mid // Rose, geranium, violet, rose stem Base // Cedarwood, ambrette 350 grams of scented soy candle. 45 hour burn time. CANDLE CARE Failure to follow instructions could result in fire, hazard or injury. Keep candle and flame away from children and animals. Never leave a lit candle unattended. Remove all packaging before lighting candle. Do not burn candle for longer than 4 hour intervals. Always burn candle on a level, stable fire/heat resistant surface. Keep away from things that catch fire. Keep away from drafty areas. INSTRUCTIONS Keep the wick trimmed to 6mm to ensure even burning and ensure your first burn is long enough to create an even pool of wax along to surface of the candle - we recommend 4 hours. This will avoid the candle from tunneling. Ensure candle is free of any foreign or flammable materials including matches and wick trimmings before burning. Keep wax pool free of debris. Do not touch or move candle when it is burning/hot. Store candle in a cool dry place below 25 degrees celsius and keep away from direct sunlight. Stop burning when 2cm of wax remains at the bottom of the jar. This will prevent possible heat damage to the counter/surface or container itself. Please note that the glass candle container will get hot on the bottom as the flame nears the base of the jar and most of the wax has been consumed.
