Roman Bath Mini Candle

ZAKIYASCENT LIMITED

£35

Name: Roman Bath Character: Relaxing, Revitalising, Sociable Description Capturing the clean and pure atmosphere of a traditional roman bath, this candle contains lavender, chamomile and basil. The healing chamomile and relaxing lavender were main ingredients of this traditional ritual. The sweet basil note enhances the composition with its natural and fresh character and the warm and rich patchouli creates a reassuring feeling. Light up your candle take a big breath and relax. Olfactive Description Top notes : Basil, Chamomile Middle notes : Lavender, Jasmine Base notes : Patchouli Designed f

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Registered at Companies House as ZAKIYASCENT LIMITED, number 14875506. Checked 2026-08-29.
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