Lavendure 21 — Lavender and Eucalyptus Candle

No — and that's by design. It opens with black currant and citrus, and the lavender that follows is herbal rather than sweet, kept in check by eucalyptus and fir needle. The dry-down is amber and oakmoss — closer to a forest at dusk than a perfume counter. If you usually avoid floral candles, this is the one to try.

50 hours. One note for the first burn: let the wax pool reach the edges before extinguishing — about 2 to 3 hours. This prevents tunneling and keeps all 50 hours usable.

Hand-cast, heat-stable concrete — 1.2 kg of it, poured in two tones. No two vessels come out identical. When the wax is finished, put the vessel in the freezer for two to three hours: the soy wax contracts, separates from the wall, and lifts out in one piece. What's left is a pen cup, a catch-all, or whatever your shelf is missing.

The wax is 100% soy, the wick is cotton, and the fragrance oil is phthalate-free. No paraffin, no lead-core wicks. It burns clean, with low soot.

Moderate to strong. Heart notes are present within 20–30 minutes in rooms up to 400 sq ft. The amber and oakmoss base fills more quietly in the final burn hours — it's a candle that settles into a room rather than announcing itself.

Every candle ships in a kraft box with no prices inside. If you're gifting it, consider [The Duo Set →] — Lavendure 21 and Sandalure 18 together in a single gift box.