Our wood wick candles are made with 100% Soy wax. Come and experience a mini campfire with this natural wooden wick candle and enjoy its soothing sound! Dancing Orchid Soapworks candles are highly fragranced.  Welcome the New Year with our Persimmon Citrus fragranced soy candle that symbolizes good luck and transformation, Persimmon Citron. Persimmons and other citrus fruits have a long history of significance in many different cultures. In China, persimmons are given as a symbol of good luck during the New Year. In Korea, and as part of Buddhism, persimmons represent transformation. In Western traditions, an orange was a luxurious, sought-after Christmas gift and remains a common stocking stuffer to this day. Our Persimmon Citron Soy candle is a nod to this significant, symbolic fruit. Citron, orange peel, tangerine, and peach compliment the persimmon’s unique citrus scent. This heady, bright fragrance is softened by a base of clove and bamboo. Hand-made in small batches with all-natural, biodegradable soy wax no dyes are added to maintain a clean burn and a natural aesthetically pleasing creamy color.

 

   Our candles are clean burning and gives candles double the burn time. Dancing Orchid Soapworks candles not only serve as an eco-friendly statement piece but also double as aromatherapy. Our candles come with a reusable jar and lid, Once you’ve enjoyed your candle to the end, simply wash your jar with soap and water to reuse.

 Soy Candles are truly the best. Soy is a all natural American farmed product! Soy Candles burn clean which equals no black smoke, toxins or residue. Soy has a longer burn time than any other wax.

The fragrance oil is infused with essential oils, including eucalyptus, palmarosa, clary sage, amyris, lemongrass, black pepper, galbanum, chamomile, and celery seed.m

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 Safety Guidelines:

Always maintain your candle on a level, fire resistant surface and away from flammable products and materials. Ensure your candle is extinguished any time you leave the room or while sleeping. Make sure to continuously trim the wick before lighting the candle each time after the first burn, so that it’s around a quarter of an inch above the surface of the wax.