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1. The Feeling

Cashmere is softly spiced and quietly grounded. Clove brings gentle heat. Vetiver and patchouli create an earthy base that feels steady rather than heavy. Lavender smooths the edges, while ylang ylang and clary sage add a refined floral-herbal lift. Sweet orange opens the composition without sharpness.

The result is warm, resinous, composed.

It feels like low light and textured air.

 

2. The Experience

Cashmere belongs to evenings.

Lit before conversation slows.
Burned during reading or reflection.
Used to shift a room from bright to intimate.

The aroma unfolds gradually as the soy and coconut wax pool warms. It does not rush into the space — it settles, becoming part of the room’s structure rather than dominating it.

 

3. The Material

Hand-poured using a natural blend of soy and coconut wax for a clean, even burn.

The fragrance is built entirely from essential oils:

– Clove Bud
– Vetiver
– Patchouli
– Sweet Orange
– Clary Sage
– Ylang Ylang
– Lavender

Each chosen for balance and depth, creating a layered composition without synthetic fragrance.

The 200g format offers a long, steady burn, allowing the scent to develop gradually over time.

 

Natural wax. Essential oil blend. No paraffin. No artificial perfume.

 

4. How People Use It

Lit in the evening to soften a space.
Placed beside a bath or meditation cushion.
Burned during slow mornings in cooler months.
Given as a gift when warmth feels appropriate.

Cashmere Candle - Essential Oil Blend | 200g

Rating is 5.0 out of five stars based on 1 review
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
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  • Sandra
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
    Oh my gosh… this candle is everything I didn’t know my cosy corner needed!

    I’ve been lighting the Cashmere candle in the evenings and it genuinely makes my whole room feel softer. The scent is warm and slightly spicy, but still delicate. Not overpowering at all. It feels cosy and grounding, like clean sheets and a chunky knit in candle form.

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