Indulge in Cozy Delight with our Pumpkin Cream Chai 13oz Candle
Experience the warmth of the holidays with our Pumpkin Cream Chai 13oz Winter & Holiday Candle. Crafted to fill your space with the comforting aromas of the season, this candle features a natural, chemical-free coconut-apricot blend wax, perfect for those with sensitivities to traditional waxes.
Key Features:
Festive Fragrance Fusion: Immerse yourself in the delicious blend of creamy pumpkin, spicy chai, and hints of vanilla. This inviting fragrance captures the essence of cozy gatherings and the heartwarming spirit of the holidays.
Sensitive-Friendly Blend: Crafted with a coconut-apricot blend wax, free from chemicals, paraffin, or soy. Enjoy a clean burn that's gentle on sensitivities, ensuring a delightful sensory experience without compromise.
Crackling Wood Wick: Experience the soothing crackle and ambiance of a wood fire. Our wood wicks add an extra layer of coziness, perfectly complementing the delightful pumpkin cream chai fragrance.
Versatile Vessel Options: Choose from four vessel colors - white, blush, black, or charcoal - to seamlessly blend this comforting candle into your decor, setting the stage for moments of holiday cheer.
Extended Aromatic Pleasure: Revel in hours of comforting fragrance. Designed for long-lasting, even burns, our 13oz candle ensures a continuous infusion of Pumpkin Cream Chai essence into your space.
Thoughtfully Crafted: Hand-poured using ethically sourced ingredients, our candle represents our commitment to quality and sustainability, offering guilt-free indulgence in your favorite scents.
Perfect Gift for Cozy Moments: Share the joy of holiday comfort with loved ones. Packaged elegantly, our Pumpkin Cream Chai candle is a thoughtful and heartwarming present for any occasion.
Wrap yourself in the warmth of the season with the inviting scent of Pumpkin Cream Chai. Immerse yourself in the crackling ambiance of wood and the comforting aroma of holiday spices, all while enjoying a clean and sensitivity-conscious burn.
