The jar your last candle came in is not rubbish. It is a candle waiting to happen again.
Coffee Pearl Wax smells like the first cup of the morning — dark roast, a little bitter at the edges, warm underneath. It is the one I reach for in the kitchen, because it makes the room smell like someone is already up and looking after you.
If you own a Wické candle, you own the vessel for this. Every dessert candle of mine comes in a reusable clear glass jar. Every dough bowl is a wooden bowl you keep. When the wax is gone, the vessel is still perfectly good — and most people throw it out or let it sit empty in a cupboard.
Pearl Wax fills it again. No melting pot, no double boiler, no mess. The wax comes as loose pearls you pour in cold.
Burn it down, top it up, light it again. You can also pull the wick out, pour the pearls back into the bag, and switch to a different scent whenever you feel like it. Nothing is wasted.
A wick does not come in the bag. I would rather tell you that now than have you open it and wonder. Any cotton or wooden candle wick works — a craft shop, a hardware shop, or online. One wick lasts a few burns before you swap it.
If you would rather I include a few wicks with your order, write to me and I will put them in.
Hand-blended by me in Kitchener, Ontario.
