Handmade Soy Candles and Coastal Decor
Non-toxic soy candles, hand poured in small batches and inspired by nature
Summer 2023
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Beachwood Soy Candle
Regular price $25.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
Citrus and Sea Salt Soy Candle
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Pomelo and Peach Seaglass Candle
Regular price $18.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
Sand and Sea Reed Diffuser
Regular price $32.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
Sand and Sea Soy Candle
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Santal Coconut Soy Candle
Regular price $25.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per
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Collaborations
Check them outWe love working with other small brands. Here are a few projects we've collaborated on in the past.
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Salt and Branch Candles
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Rollerball Perfume
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Candle Care 101

First Burn
When you light a new candle, try to burn it all the way to the edge the first time. This should ensure that all of the wax burns evenly down the sides of the vessel and will make the candle last longer.
Wick Care
Make sure to trim your wick to 1/4" to 1/2" the first time and each subsequent time you burn your candle. This ensures that the flame doesn't get too high and unsafe and that the vessel doesn't get too hot. Trimming your wick should also elongate the life of the candle.
Cleaning Your Vessel
When your candle has burned down and there is approximately 1/4" of wax left you should stop burning the candle. Did you know there are 2 simple ways to get the leftover wax and wick out of the vessel? First way-- once the candle is completely cooled, put in the freezer for 1-2 hours. Take the candle out and break out chunks of the wax and wick with a butter knife. Clean it and you are good to go. Second way-- add boiling water to the vessel. This method lifts the leftover wax to the surface. Once the water is cool enough, remove the leftover wax and wick and clean the vessel.
Repurposing Your Vessel
There are many ways to repurpose your candle vessels. Here are some ways that we've re-used ours: as a pen or paintbrush holder, on a desk for small desk items like paperclips, in the bathroom to keep cotton balls and Q-tips, and even as a drinking glass. Be creative and let us know how you re-purpose your vessels!
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