Soy scented candle in glass 3 wicks - Autumn Nights Colonial Candle

The Autumn Nights scented candle made of environmentally friendly soy wax is like a symbol of the autumn landscape, combining the scents of nature with sensual notes. The best fragrance experiences are at your fingertips! The soy candle has three wicks, thanks to which the spicy fragrance will fill the entire room in the blink of an eye. This soy candle is a perfect proposition for people who like spicy and woody scents. The intriguing appearance of the candle in yellow, frosted glass will bring a breath of freshness to your interior design. The elegant, golden lid and minimalist label are only subtle additions emphasizing the expressive color of autumn leaves.

Large soy scented candle with 3 wicks Colonial Candle 411 g - Autumn Nights

The scent of the Autumn Nights candle brings to mind long autumn walks during which you can admire the leaves falling from the trees and enjoy the natural scent of wood and forest vegetation. The forest notes are perfectly complemented by the spicy accent of cloves and anise, which introduces warming tones. The composition finished with a raw note of whiskey and sensual additions of musk and amber acquires an extraordinary depth that cannot be erased from memory...

All fragrances of candles from the Pop Of Color collection are built like the highest quality perfume and consist of three types of fragrance notes:

• Top notes: Anise, Juniper berries
• Heart Notes: Whiskey, Cloves, Rose
• Base notes: Musk, Amber, Wood

Why is a scented candle from the Pop of Color collection the best choice?

• NATURAL COMPOSITION - The product is made of 100% natural soy wax.
• EVEN BURNING - The Autumn Nights candle burns evenly and releases its fragrance faster thanks to the use of three cotton wicks.
• ORIGINAL DESIGN - Matte glass in an intense yellow color topped with a gold lid is a stylish, eye-catching decoration.
• CRAFTMAN RECIPE - The American brand Colonial Candle bases its tradition on artisan recipes developed since 1905.