Clock House Candles
Candy Cane Candle
Candy Cane Candle
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Think of the simple joy of unwrapping a candy cane at Christmas. Fresh peppermint and a sparkle of citrus keep it cool and bright, while creamy vanilla and spun sugar bring that sweet, nostalgic comfort we all love. Add in a hint of rich chocolate and soft musk, and you’ve got a fragrance that feels indulgent, cosy, and just a little bit irresistible. It’s festive, it’s moreish, and it’s guaranteed to make your home feel like Christmas.
This candle is hand-poured in my Wiltshire cottage using a gorgeous plant based wax blend using coconut and rapeseed wax, along with a cotton wick, high quality fragrance oil and an amber glass candle vessel. As with all natural plant based wax candles, the tops aren't always 100% smooth due to the natural nature of the wax.
Top Notes: Mint, Peppermint & Citrus
Heart Notes: Vanilla, Sugar & Candy
Base Notes: Musk & Chocolate
Candle Details
- Coconut and Rapeseed wax candle
- Fragrance oil blend
- 30 CL Amber glass jar
- Cotton wick
- Wax fill 220g
- Approx 45 hours of burn time
- Hand poured in small batches in my Wiltshire kitchen
- Fully recyclable and plastic free packaging
Candle Care & safety
- Ensure that candles are kept away from children and animals, draughts, flammable objects and are only burnt on a heatproof surface. Do not touch a burning candle as the vessel heats up during burning.
- Before lighting, trim the wax down to 0.5am, trim wick after every use if it is longer than 0.5cm.
- On each burn, burn for 2-3 hours to allow the melted wax pool to reach all the way to the edge of the vessel as this creates a 'wax memory' and reduces the risk of a candle 'tunnelling'.
- Do not burn for longer than 3- 4 hours at a time and if the flame becomes too high during a burn, extinguish and trim the wick before relighting.
- Once your candle burns down to the final 1-2cm of wax extinguish and then once cooled you can clean and re-purpose the jar, see my candle care page here for details of how to clean and remove old wax and wicks.
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