The Duo — Lavender & Sandalwood Candle Gift Set
Set of 2 Soy Candles - SANDALURE 18 & LAVENDURE 21
Light one. Then the other. Reclaim your stillness.
One box. Both ends of the evening.
A candle gift set of both fragrances — one vessel each. For the room that knows what it wants but hasn't decided yet. Lavendure 21 to unwind: lavender, eucalyptus, a bright citrus opening. Sandalure 18 to ground: spice, sandalwood, aged patchouli. 100 hours of burn time between them.
The set ships in a single kraft gift box with no prices inside — ready to hand over as-is.
The vessels are permanent. The fragrances are not. Both are the point.
Meet each candle: Lavendure 21 → · Sandalure 18 →
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Lavendure 21
Key Notes
Lavender
LavenderHeart Note — Lavandula angustifolia
True lavender, not lavandin. The distinction matters: Lavandula angustifolia is grown at higher altitudes, producing an oil that is creamy and herbal rather than sharp or medicinal. It is the longest-staying note in the heart layer — the one most people identify as "the scent." Not perfume-sweet, not medicinal. Herbal and grounded — the reason lavender became shorthand for the end of the day.
Scent character: Herbal · Creamy · Cool
Eucalyptus
Heart Note
Cool, camphoraceous, expansive. Eucalyptus does not fill a room — it opens one. The effect is immediate: the air feels like there is more of it. Paired with lavender, it keeps the fragrance from reading as soft or purely floral. This is the note that makes the room feel different before you notice why.
Scent character: Cool · Herbal · Room-expanding
Oakmoss
Base Note — Oakmoss Absolute
The smell of a forest floor after rain: damp earth, bark, mineral soil. Oakmoss absolute is one of the oldest fragrance ingredients in perfumery, and one of the hardest to replicate. In Lavendure 21, it pairs with warm amber in the base layer — the quiet that arrives in the final hours and stays after the flame is out. Not heavy. Persistent.
Scent character: Earthy · Mineral · Unhurried
Sandalure 18
Key Notes
Sandalwood
Base Note
Dry, dense, quietly resinous. Real sandalwood doesn't smell like incense — it smells like the inside of a wood workshop: warm, mineral, almost creamy at the edges. As the base note, it arrives as the candle burns and stays longest — the note the room remembers.
Scent character: Dry · Woody · Resinous
Geranium Bourbon
Heart Note — Île Bourbon (Réunion)
The unexpected turn. Geranium Bourbon is green and faintly rosy with a cool, almost minty edge — grown on the volcanic soil of Réunion, once called Île Bourbon. In Sandalure 18 it bridges the spiced opening and the wooded base, keeping the blend from ever reading heavy.
Scent character: Green · Cool · Bridging
Aged Patchouli
Base Note — Aged Patchouli
Forget what you think you know about patchouli. Aged in barrels like spirits, it loses the raw, earthy sharpness and turns smooth — dark chocolate, cellar wood, dry earth after harvest. Paired with Madagascar vanilla, it gives the base its depth without weight.
Scent character: Dark · Smooth · Grounded