Womens Wellness mood candle

TYLER AROMATHERAPY LTD

£14.5

Womens Wellness mood candle The mood collection is designed to change your mood. This collection goes beyond being ‘just another candle’, it’s a well-being treatment. To Incorporate these mood boosting scents into your daily life, is looking after yourself and putting self care back on the agenda. The Scent: A floral Rose scent complimented by herbal and earthy notes. Clary Sage, Rose Geranium and Frankincense essential oils. 120ml candle, 20 hour burn time. The Benefits: Womens balance restores balance within and creates a perfect harmony within the mind. With hormone-balancing Clary Sage ess

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TYLER AROMATHERAPY LTD, number 15548213. Checked 2026-08-29.
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