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Champaca Scented Candle - 6.8oz

Name: Votivo
Price: 22.08 USD
Availability: InStock

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Votivo scented candles are made from our unique blend of soy-based wax, wicks crafted from lead-free cotton, and elegant glass containers that complement any space.
Our candles our made in the U.S.A. and come in immaculate packaging, which is perfect for gift giving occasions.
EXCELLENCE IN THE ART OF FRAGRANCE. Moroccan Fig is regularly quality checked by a Votivo perfumer. At the very heart of Champaca, there's three primary notes. The essence of champa petals is being supported by neroli and orange blossom. The effect is a full-bodied floral accord that adds softness and volume. FRAGRANCE NOTES: cyclamen, amber, orange flower, neroli, champa petals, patchouli, musk, and clove
CREATED WITH USER EXPERIENCE IN MIND. A Votivo Champaca aromatic candle will fill your home with its full-bodied, fruity fragrance for up to 60 hours.
Burn time can be maximized by burning the candle in 4-hour increments and allowing the pool to reach the edge of the glass before extinguishing the flame. This is regarded as an even-burn.