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Natural soy candle lavender scent Quebec, relaxing soothing floral atmosphere - handcrafted

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Natural soy candle - Lavender

Reference LTE2343

Francois Lambert

€29.00

€17.40 Save 40%

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Lavender-scented soy candle

Let calm and serenity invade your body and mind. Relax, breathe easy and live in the moment.

50 hours

225g.

Reference

LTE2343

Type of product

Maple candle

Conditioning

Glass pot

Weight

225 g

Compositions

100% natural soy wax%, essential oils, cotton wick, GMO-free and phthalate-free

Manufacturing type

Hand-poured with a 100 cotton wick% unbleached

Aromas

Lavender

Country of origin (Region)

Canada (Quebec)

using advice

Burn for up to 3 hours

Average nutritional values

per 100 g

Calories (in kj/kcal)

Lipids

of which saturated fatty acids

Carbohydrates

of which sugar

Proteines

Salt

Product Details

Reference LTE2343

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Data sheet

Type of product: Maple candle
Conditioning: Glass pot
Weight: 225 g
Compositions: 100% natural soy wax%, essential oils, cotton wick, GMO-free and phthalate-free
Manufacturing type: Hand-poured with a 100 cotton wick% unbleached
Aromas: Lavender
Country of origin (Region): Canada (Quebec)
using advice: Burn for up to 3 hours

Questions and responses

It's a handcrafted Quebec soy candle with lavender scent, by Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix — a small workshop with limited production. 225 g, 50 hours of burn time, in a chic amber apothecary-style glass jar. Zen-relaxation vibe: slow breathing, reading, warm bath, meditation. The lavender scent is gentle, calming, natural, without the medicinal note of cheap candles. A true cocooning candle, not a gimmick.

Three things: the scent (zen lavender vs gourmand maple), the vibe (cocooning vs sugar shack), and the container (chic amber apothecary jar vs Quebec decor tin). This one is the candle for your reading nook, yoga session, bathtub. The maple candles are more for pancake-sunset-vibes. Both plant-based soy wax, both artisan-made in Québec. Pick by time of day or room.

50 hours of burn time for 225 g — about a solid month at 90 min per evening. First light: let the whole surface melt (1–2 h on this size) to avoid tunneling. Trim the wick to 5 mm between burns. The glass jar gets warm — careful on delicate surfaces, use a coaster. Once the wax is gone, rinse the glass with warm water: you get a cute apothecary jar to reuse.

Wax: 100 % plant-based soy, non-GMO. Wick: 100 % natural cotton, no lead. Scent: lavender essential oil + natural fragrances. Jar: reusable amber glass. No paraffin, no phthalates, no dyes. For sensitive folks: lavender is known for relaxing properties but can be allergenic in some people — try a short test if you've never used lavender products. Best avoided during pregnancy / for young children, just in case.

The trick: light it 30 minutes before bed in the bedroom — lavender helps falling asleep, the flame helps you unplug from screens. Blow it out before sleeping, obviously. Also great during a hot bath, a yoga session, or evening reading. The amber jar is pretty enough to fit any decor. Perfect gift for a stressed friend, a new mum, or yourself on self-care mode. Watch for seasonal sales — the -40 % comes back regularly.

At €29 incl. VAT (often on sale at €17.40 with -40 %), it sits on real artisan quality with the amber-glass jar. You're paying for the Quebec workshop Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix in limited run, pure lavender essential oil (expensive to produce), a chic apothecary jar, 50 h of burn time. Compared to artisan lavender candles like Diptyque or Yankee Premium at €50–80, we're at half price. With the seasonal -40 %, an outright steal.

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