Lavendure 21 — Fragrance Notes Explained

Lavendure 21 opens with bright citrus and black currant, moves into cool lavender and eucalyptus, and finishes with warm amber and earthy oakmoss. It reads as herbal and clean — not sweet, not floral in the traditional sense.

Lavendure 21 has a moderate-to-strong scent throw. In a room up to 400 sq ft, the heart notes are clearly present within 20–30 minutes of lighting. The base notes fill the room more quietly in the final burn hours.

Yes. We use Lavandula angustifolia — true lavender — rather than lavandin, a hybrid variety common in lower-cost candles. True lavender has a softer, creamier profile with no medicinal sharpness. Read more: What does lavender smell like?

Many customers burn it in the hour before bed or during focused work — the cool lavender-and-eucalyptus heart suits quiet evenings and reading. We don't make clinical claims; it's simply the cooler, quieter of our two fragrances.

100% soy wax, sourced from U.S.-grown soybeans. No paraffin. No blended wax. No additives. Read more: Benefits of soy candles

Yes. All Stān dle fragrance oils are formulated without phthalates. Read more: Our Fragrance

~50 hours under recommended burn conditions: 2–3 hour sessions, wick trimmed to ¼ inch before each burn, kept away from drafts. Read more: The Ultimate Guide to Candle Care

Yes. The dual-tone concrete vessel is designed to outlast the candle. After the final burn, remove any remaining wax with warm water. The vessel works as a planter, a small storage piece, or simply as an object in the room. Read more: Design & Craft

Eucalyptus and certain essential oils may be irritating to cats and dogs in concentrated form. We recommend burning in well-ventilated spaces and monitoring your pet's behavior. Consult your veterinarian if you have specific concerns.