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Massage Oil Candles

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Our handmade massage oil candles are the perfect thing for a relaxing self care day or for spicing up your love life! Use them for regular massages or anytime you need a little more romance. The coconut oil in these candles, will leave your skin feeling hydrated and moisturized.

Our massage oil candles are made from coconut soy wax + coconut oil, and skin-safe fragrance oils. The candles are warmed, and then slowly dripped onto the body, allowing for a deeply, relaxing and therapeutic experience. The warmth of the candle helps to relax tight muscles, reduce tension, and alleviate stress.

FOR US: This mysterious, alluring blend is difficult to describe with warming notes of amber, incense, Madagascar vanilla and patchouli. Notes of amber, incense, patchouli, and cedar.

FOR HIM: Perfectly blended sandalwood and vanilla; sweet and creamy, yet woodsy. Notes of sandalwood and vanilla.

FOR HER: A soft, clean powdery fragrance blended with the unique woodsy aroma of patchouli. Notes of patchouli.

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Our handmade massage oil candles are the perfect thing for a relaxing self care day or for spicing up your love life! Use them for regular massages or anytime you need a little more romance. The coconut oil in these candles, will leave your skin feeling hydrated and moisturized.

Our massage oil candles are made from coconut soy wax + coconut oil, and skin-safe fragrance oils. The candles are warmed, and then slowly dripped onto the body, allowing for a deeply, relaxing and therapeutic experience. The warmth of the candle helps to relax tight muscles, reduce tension, and alleviate stress.

FOR US: This mysterious, alluring blend is difficult to describe with warming notes of amber, incense, Madagascar vanilla and patchouli. Notes of amber, incense, patchouli, and cedar.

FOR HIM: Perfectly blended sandalwood and vanilla; sweet and creamy, yet woodsy. Notes of sandalwood and vanilla.

FOR HER: A soft, clean powdery fragrance blended with the unique woodsy aroma of patchouli. Notes of patchouli.

Our handmade massage oil candles are the perfect thing for a relaxing self care day or for spicing up your love life! Use them for regular massages or anytime you need a little more romance. The coconut oil in these candles, will leave your skin feeling hydrated and moisturized.

Our massage oil candles are made from coconut soy wax + coconut oil, and skin-safe fragrance oils. The candles are warmed, and then slowly dripped onto the body, allowing for a deeply, relaxing and therapeutic experience. The warmth of the candle helps to relax tight muscles, reduce tension, and alleviate stress.

FOR US: This mysterious, alluring blend is difficult to describe with warming notes of amber, incense, Madagascar vanilla and patchouli. Notes of amber, incense, patchouli, and cedar.

FOR HIM: Perfectly blended sandalwood and vanilla; sweet and creamy, yet woodsy. Notes of sandalwood and vanilla.

FOR HER: A soft, clean powdery fragrance blended with the unique woodsy aroma of patchouli. Notes of patchouli.

 

Patchouli essence

Patchouli (Pogostemon cablin) is a bushy herb native to tropical regions of Asia, particularly Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia. The essential oil is derived from the leaves of the plant through a process of steam distillation. The plant's oil has been used for centuries in traditional medicine, perfumes, and incense.

Origins of Patchouli Essence

Cultural and Historical Significance: Patchouli has been used in various cultures for its supposed medicinal properties and as a fragrance. In traditional Asian medicine, it was used to treat skin conditions and as an insect repellent. It also gained popularity in Europe during the 19th century, often associated with the exotic and the mystical, and was used to scent fabrics such as silk and wool.

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