Powder Candle in Glass – Mango Lime
Powder Candle in Glass – Mango Lime
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Mango Lime is a fresh and juicy fragrance that combines the tartness of Italian lemon and Thai lime with the freshness of pineapple and the sweetness of mango. This fruity scent gives a feeling of energy, lightness and summer lightness.
Top notes: Italian lemon, Thai lime
Middle notes: pineapple
Top notes: juicy mango
What's inside?
1 x 160 g candle in a glass jar, ready to use
Metal cap (rose gold)
Crystallized vegetable wax mixture
~30 hours burning time
Why choose The Candledust?
All candles are handmade using high quality vegetable wax and IFRA certified fragrance oils . We use cotton wicks , so the burn is clean, non-toxic and allergen-free. The candles do not emit soot if the wick is properly maintained and burn up to 60% cleaner than regular candles.
The products are vegan-friendly and not tested on animals.
The bright but elegant design fits perfectly into both a modern interior and a sunny summer terrace - this is a candle that smells of good mood.
Mango Lime is a fresh and juicy fragrance that combines the tartness of Italian lemon and Thai lime with the freshness of pineapple and the sweetness of mango. This fruity scent gives a feeling of energy, lightness and summer lightness.
Top notes: Italian lemon, Thai lime
Middle notes: pineapple
Top notes: juicy mango
What's inside?
1 x 160 g candle in a glass jar, ready to use
Metal cap (rose gold)
Crystallized vegetable wax mixture
~30 hours burning time
Why choose The Candledust?
All candles are handmade using high quality vegetable wax and IFRA certified fragrance oils . We use cotton wicks , so the burn is clean, non-toxic and allergen-free. The candles do not emit soot if the wick is properly maintained and burn up to 60% cleaner than regular candles.
The products are vegan-friendly and not tested on animals.
The bright but elegant design fits perfectly into both a modern interior and a sunny summer terrace - this is a candle that smells of good mood.
