"Lucy" Cactus + Jade
"Lucy" Cactus + Jade
AGAVE - JADE - ALOE
green & floral. bright & lively.
Indulge in the refreshing fusion of agave and aloe, accentuated by the crispness of green foliage and chrysanthemum blooms. Grounded by the subtle, yet invigorating, essence of patchouli.
This specialty candle goes out to Lucy, Wife of Crime Podcast’s sweet but fierce Pittie
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All Dapper Bear Candles are handcrafted in small batches using a natural coconut soy blend, burning slow & clean, providing outstanding scent disbursement. Our wooden wicks are FSC certified and free from lead and other toxins. We use only premium fragrance oil/essential oil blends that are free from phthalates and carcinogens. Sustainable, clean candles safe for you and the environment.
$1 PER CANDLE DONATED TO ANIMAL RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS.
All orders are shipped with recyclable packing via our carbon neutral shipping partner.
BURN TIME
BURN TIME
CANDLE CARE & SAFETY
CANDLE CARE & SAFETY
Your first burn is like a first impression, very important ;)
Burn your candle until there is a layer of melted wax evenly spread from edge to edge of your candle. By not doing so, your candle may begin “tunneling” which is when wax burns down the center instead of to the edges inevitably losing longevity.
- Do not burn candles for more than 3-4 hours at a time.
- Trim your wick to a 1/8-1/4 inch before relighting.
- Do not place lit candles in breezeways or near open windows.
HANDMADE PRODUCT
HANDMADE PRODUCT
- Variations in size, color, and design will naturally occur.
- We guarantee the quality and individuality of all of our handmade products and conduct thorough quality checks.
- If you purchase two or more of the same items, you may notice slight variations.
- We hold our handmade products in the highest esteem, and we hope that you enjoy and celebrate these variations as much as we do.
- Each candle is hand-poured in small batches using a clean-burning mixture of a phthalate-free coconut-soy wax blend and an FSC certified wooden wick.
- When our candles are exposed to temperature changes, sometimes the wax will pull away from the glass jar, this is commonly referred to as ”wax spots”. Once the candles are lit, the wax will become warm and fully set into the glass jar again.
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