Unwind Self Care Candle
Unwind is earthy and herby. With scents of Sage, Chamomile, and Lavender, this helps to promote calmness and rest.
Top: Lavender
Middle: Camphor, Chamomile, Sage, Rosemary
Base: Sandalwood, Cedarwood
These 8 oz Self-Love Candles are handmade in small batches and poured into square amber glass jars with a cork lid. They will last 45+ hours. The warm glow will set the vibe and the earthy, spa scents will inspire taking some time for yourself.
Size: 2.76" d x 2.76" w x 4" h
COMPONENTS: 100% US-Grown Soy Wax: Using soy wax comes with many benefits. Soy provides a slower, cleaner burn than other waxes. It is a natural and renewable resource. It is also biodegradable and can be cleaned using soap and water. Plus, it's vegan!
High-Quality Fragrance Oils: The fragrance oils we choose are specifically formulated for high-performance use in soy wax. These are all Phthalate-Free and do not require a Prop 65 Warning.
Lead & Zinc Free Cotton Wick: Our wicks are braided with cotton and paper shreds, then coated in a natural wax coating for stability and a consistent burn.
Handcrafted in Hazel Park, Michigan
Meet Ashley & Brett - the wife & husband team who created Maxlow Candle Company!
Throughout their time together, they've both had this itch to "do more" and own their own business. So, with Ashley's love for candles and Brett's business mindset, candle making really fit the bill.
Ashley takes the reins when it comes to the creative side of the business. She has a background in design and naturally wants to make everything pretty. Labels, branding, and this website are just a few examples of her talents.
Some of her favorite things: thunderstorms, house plants, a good playlist & pizza.
Brett is the jack of all trades; he can do it all. With a background in restaurant management, you can imagine all the skills he's picked up along the way. Production is his specialty, but he also manages the finances, inventory, and orders.
Some of his favorite things: baseball cards, bourbon, documentaries & ice cream.
