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Bergamot & Tea Leaves Aromatherapy 3-Wick Candle
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Goose Creek 3-Wick Candles are 14.5oz and are designed to quickly fill large spaces with fragrance. Each candle is highly scented using some of the most premium fragrance oils and essential oils on the market. Each candle burns for up to 45 hours with 100% lead-free wicks. Our premium wicks prevent excessive smoking and sooting, ensuring a clean and long-lasting burn. Made from our unique, proprietary soy wax blend, each candle is poured using top-quality ingredients.
Remember to always place your candle on a fire-resistant and sturdy surface away from drafty areas like windows and air vents. To ensure a clean and even burn, make sure to light all the wicks of your candle and avoid burning your candle for more than 3-hours at a time. Remember to always keep your candles out of the reach of children and pets. Never leave the candle burning unattended.
If you're a tea lover, it's likely that you've enjoyed a cup of tea that included the essential oil bergamot or its leaves. It can be one of the main ingredients that elevates black, white, Oolong and green tea leaves from good to extraordinary, creating a distinctive flavor profile many people love.
Bergamot-scented candles like this Goose Creek Exhale candle are inspired by these popular tea blends. While tea leaves have their own earthy scent, bergamot has a bright, citrusy flavor and aroma similar to the sweet orange. However, tea with bergamot also has a slight hint of spiciness that can also perk up the senses.
As an aromatherapy candle, this Tea and Bergamot fragrance can help elevate your mood as it gently wafts through the room, and into other areas of your home. You'll notice that the air smells clean and fresh, and that's due to our blend of bright citrus water, brewed tea, bergamot and cleansing tea leaves. Get ready to breathe deeply and exhale with this great-smelling scent.
