Scent description
Lighting the Country Fresh candle invites the tranquil, revitalising essence of the British countryside in bloom straight into your home. The experience opens with a crisp, invigorating breath of clean air, blended with sharp notes of star anise, sparkling apple, and an uplifting marine freshness that feels as clear as an early morning dew. As the candle gently burns, a rich heart of soft florals unfolds. Delicate peach mingles with romantic petals of cyclamen, orange blossom, geranium, heliotrope, lilac, lily of the valley, and classic rose, creating a lush, blossoming meadow effect that fills the room with timeless elegance. Slowly, the fragrance settles into a grounding, comforting embrace, leaving behind a subtle trace of earthy moss, clean musk, and deep patchouli that evokes a quiet walk through clean woodland air. Thoughtfully crafted to transform your living space, this candle offers a harmonious balance of crisp greens, soft florals, and fresh fruits, bringing a reassuringly familiar and serene atmosphere to your everyday rituals.
Top notes - Anise, Fresh Marine, Apple, Aldehydic
Heart notes - Peach, Cyclamen, Orange, Geranium, Heliotrope, Lilac, Lily of the Vally, Rose
Base notes - Moss, Musk, Patchouli
Candle Care
Get it right first time
The first burn is the most important. Candles should burn one hour for every 1 inch in diameter of the actual candle size. Our 1 wick candle is 3 inches across should burn for 3 hours. If a candle is not burned for long enough to allow the wax to liquefy or to melt from edge to edge of the container, it will create a “memory ring.” Once a candle has a “memory ring,” it will continue to tunnel for the life of the candle.
Always trim the wick and check for debris
Before you light a candle, always trim the wick to ¼ inch and remove any debris left in the wax pool such as wick trimmings or matches. Any debris will add more fuel to the candle than it is designed to handle. Too much fuel can cause the flame to unexpectedly flare up or even start a small fire near the candle flame. Wicks that are left long or crooked can cause uneven burning, dripping, flaring and sooting. Trimming wicks will help prolong the life of your candle. Your candles will burn up to 25% longer if you trim the wick every couple of hours.
Burning duration
Burning a candle for too long will cause carbon to collect on the wick, leading it to “mushroom.” The wick will then become unstable and produce a dangerously large flame. Plus, your candle will start to smoke and release soot. It is recommended that candles do not burn for longer than four hours and cool for at least two hours before relighting. Keep the flame away from moving air. When burning a candle, avoid proximity to fans, air conditioners, open windows, or crowded areas with people walking back and forth. Moving air can disturb the flame, resulting in those pesky black marks on the glass.
- Net weight 220g
- Dimensions 80 x 90mm
- Approximate burn times 40hours