Serenity Candle

A beautiful and serene hand poured massage candle with the deeply calming aroma of palo santo, lavender, clary sage and geranium. Created by Artist and Apothecarian - Deva Mahal for the Wellington Apothecary.  

Size 100g

Directions 

To use for massage - light the candle for 10–20 minutes to create a warm, moisturizing oil pool, extinguish the flame, and pour the warm, melted wax onto skin and massage in.

To ensure a good burn of your candle you need to care for it. That means following the below tips and burning it carefully:

• ALWAYS trim wick before lighting. If there is a bulb on the end of the wick, cut it off first. We don't want bulbs. The wick should be about 6mm long.
• Never leave candle unattended while burning.
• Keep out of reach of kids and pets.
• Burn for no more than 4 hours at a time. 3 hours is better. Glass gets hot after a while and candles aren't made to be going all day long.
• Burn candle on a clear, flat surface. A heatproof one. Plastic surfaces and plastic side tables are not made for the base of a hot candle. Use a heat proof coaster.
• Discontinue use when only about 1.5 cm of wax remains. It's time for a new one. When it's that low, it shouldn't be lit again

Ingredients Soy and Coconut Wax Blend*, cacao butter, essential oils of Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)*, Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens), Geranium (Pelargonium Graveolens)*, Clary Sage (Salvia sclarea)*. *Organic Ingredient.

About Deva

A rare combination of masterful songwriting and breathtaking vocal talent, Deva Mahal was born with blues in her blood. Beginning from her upbringing in Kaua’i, Hawaii to discovering her voice in New Zealand, it’s there where she solidified her vision of becoming an artist. Deva has spent the last few years in Aotearoa, delving deeper into her craft as a composer as well as cultivating her skills as a producer. Deva's newest project ( Future Classic: Vol 1 - Classic) passionately channels into her music the staggering heartbreak of the current racial violence and political injustices of her country of origin, the eternal endeavour to search for true love and self-worth, and her emboldened sense of the sensuality, softness and power as a Black woman.