Edward
SCENT NOTES: lilac + wildflower meadow + honey + sun rays + mossy undergrowth + runs through the woods
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This is the candle of a killer ;)
His scent is inviting, beautiful, and disarming, designed to draw you in and lull you into submission. Lilac and honey swirl in an aura around him and linger even when he leaves, a trail that leads only to a trap—but certainly no trap you care to worry about now. Like the unsuspecting lamb you are you can’t help but lean in close, placing your head on his chest, smelling hints of the woods on his clothing no doubt gained from the hunt. Elements of the evergreens intrinsic to the Pacific Northwest, along with notes of dense earthy undergrowth, combine with the wildflowers of the meadow you lie in together, making Edward smell all the more delectable. Here the sun’s rays render him an art piece you can’t look away from, as if he’s cut from opaline glass. Once again your mind might wander to the faraway question of whether this is a trap, but in the end you know you’ve already decided. He may be a predator, but he’s one you can’t help but bear your throat to.
“Edward” is true to its origins, with top notes straight out of the book. It’s an androgynous smell— delicate floral elements and elegant honey notes find just a slight edge of masculinity in the forest notes that lie at its base. All that being said, just as Edward himself explains to Bella, his entire scent is enchanting and disarming, something pretty to lure in the unsuspecting lamb. I wouldn’t say that this is a true floral by any means and instead classify it somewhere in the realm of an “earthy floral”—clean & delicate with just a hint of the forest.
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Hand poured with natural, vegan coconut soy wax and decorated with heather leaves, flowers & statice.
These 7oz candles are made in iridescent glass Antiquarian vessels.
SCENT NOTES: lilac + wildflower meadow + honey + sun rays + mossy undergrowth + runs through the woods
—
This is the candle of a killer ;)
His scent is inviting, beautiful, and disarming, designed to draw you in and lull you into submission. Lilac and honey swirl in an aura around him and linger even when he leaves, a trail that leads only to a trap—but certainly no trap you care to worry about now. Like the unsuspecting lamb you are you can’t help but lean in close, placing your head on his chest, smelling hints of the woods on his clothing no doubt gained from the hunt. Elements of the evergreens intrinsic to the Pacific Northwest, along with notes of dense earthy undergrowth, combine with the wildflowers of the meadow you lie in together, making Edward smell all the more delectable. Here the sun’s rays render him an art piece you can’t look away from, as if he’s cut from opaline glass. Once again your mind might wander to the faraway question of whether this is a trap, but in the end you know you’ve already decided. He may be a predator, but he’s one you can’t help but bear your throat to.
“Edward” is true to its origins, with top notes straight out of the book. It’s an androgynous smell— delicate floral elements and elegant honey notes find just a slight edge of masculinity in the forest notes that lie at its base. All that being said, just as Edward himself explains to Bella, his entire scent is enchanting and disarming, something pretty to lure in the unsuspecting lamb. I wouldn’t say that this is a true floral by any means and instead classify it somewhere in the realm of an “earthy floral”—clean & delicate with just a hint of the forest.
—
Hand poured with natural, vegan coconut soy wax and decorated with heather leaves, flowers & statice.
These 7oz candles are made in iridescent glass Antiquarian vessels.
