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Les Boy Smells Candle | 50 Hour Long Burn | Coconut & Beeswax Blend | Luxury Scented Candles for Home (8.5 oz)
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Les Boy Smells Candle | 50 Hour Long Burn | Coconut Features
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Les: A non-binary, cross-cultural, olfactive exploration—embracing the eclecticism that is the Lower East Side. Notes of rice powder, peach blossom, cardamom, cedar and Asian pear are just a few of its many notes.
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Approx. 50-Hour Burn Time: Boy Smells long lasting candles are made with a proprietary coconut and beeswax blend. Our even, slow burning candles outlast traditional paraffin candle wax or soy candles.
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Soot-Free Self Care: Our clean burning candle houses a braided cotton wick that won't create soot or smoke when regularly trimmed, preserving the intimacy of your daily "me-time" rituals.
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Core Collection: Our unique candles come in gift-ready, embossed matte pink cartons with pink labels. Each is housed in a glossy black glass tumbler with a pink label that adds warm light to any living space.
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Boy Smell Candles: Mixed and hand poured candles made in Los Angeles, California, USA. Produced with the highest-quality smell good fragrances and natural oils to produce phthalate free, sulfate free, and paraben free candles.
About Les Boy Smells Candle | 50 Hour Long Burn | Coconut
In the French language, LES is the plural article used for both masculine and feminine. LES is also the acronym for one of New York City’s most vibrant neighborhoods—picking up on notes of rice powder, peach blossom, cardamom, cedar and Asian pear, to name just a few of its many notes. All in all, this scent is an unexpected, non-binary, cross-cultural, olfactive exploration—embracing the eclecticism that is the Lower East Side. Notes: Black Currant, Peach Blossom, Jasmine Rice, Cardamom, White Cedar Burn Time: 55 hours Boy Smells candles are a proprietary blend of coconut oil, beeswax, and other all-natural waxes; beautiful and rich-burning. Each scent has been developed to have its own unique expression; notes plucked from a personal catalog of olfactory memories, then evolved and expressed in a modern context. Both familiar and unexpected.
