Wild Black Fig & Vetiver Luxury Soy & Coconut Wax Candle

SELECT AROMA LIMITED

£18.95

Our Wild Black Fig Vetiver Luxury Candle is made with our unique blend of the finest soy and coconut wax. A rich and earthy scent that opens with the depth of fig and liquorice tones of anise blended with fresh, crisp green leaf and zesty citrus fruits. The scent then unfolds to tones of cedarwood and violet which is followed by oakmoss and tonka. All of this is warmed by the comforting scent of amber. Top notes of sweet fig and crisp, green leaf of vetiver. Heart notes of violet, oakmoss and tonka. Base notes of comforting amber and woody cedarwood. Soy Coconut Wax 220G Approx. 50 Hours Burn

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SELECT AROMA LIMITED, number 13140078. Checked 2026-08-29.
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