Where dusk lingers with grace.
A quietly captivating blend of fruit, floral, and wood, Solenne invites you to settle into stillness. Notes of mandarin and ripe plum rise first, softened by jasmine noir and deepened by oud wood and warm santal. It’s elegant and moody—feminine with depth, like twilight captured in a flame.
Fragrance Notes:
Top: Mandarin, Plum
Middle: Jasmine Noir, Cassis, Rose Hip
Base: Tonka, Oud Wood, Santal
🌿 Aromatherapy Benefits
Crafted with fragrance oils known to support emotional wellness:
• Mandarin: uplifting, promotes emotional balance
• Plum: Comforting, subtly grounding
• Jasmine Noir: Sensual, boosts confidence and calm
• Oud Wood: Deeply relaxing, emotionally centering
• Santal (Sandalwood): Supports tranquility and inner stillness
🕯 Details
• 9 oz frosted amber glass tumbler
• Crackling wooden wick
• Natural coconut-beeswax blend
• Burn time: approx. 45+ hours
• Topped with a sustainable bamboo lid
• Hand-poured in small batches
🌿 Clean Ingredients You Can Trust
All Honey Glow Candles are made with a luxury coconut and beeswax blend that is Leaping Bunny certified, clean-burning, and sustainable. We use natural, phthalate-free fragrance oils that are free from carcinogens, reproductive toxins, and other potentially hazardous chemicals. Every wick is wooden and untreated, and each candle is poured with intention—safe for you, your loved ones, and the air you breathe.
Perfect for:
• Unwinding at the end of the day.
• Setting a romantic mood.
• Journaling and pairing with a warm bath.
🕯 Candle Care + Safety
Each Honey Glow Candle is crafted for a clean, beautiful burn—but proper care is essential. Please read the included Candle Care Tips before use to prevent tunneling, soot, or overheating. Always burn within sight and on a heat-safe surface. We are not liable for damage caused by misuse or unattended burning.
♻️ The frosted amber tumbler is reusable—clean it out and give it new life as a bud vase, desk organizer, or keepsake holder.
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